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- Farewell, Sweet Prince: Another Celebrity Estate Planning Disaster
The sister of the late rock star Prince told the press that the 57-year-old Minnesotan has no known will. She recently has filed court documents requesting that a probate judge appoint an executor to oversee his fortune. Tyka Nelson filed the paperwork in Minneapolis petitioning the court to appoint a special administrator for Prince’s estate, which includes Paisley Park Studios where he was found dead on April 21st, according to The International Business Times in “Prince ‘made no will’ for his $300m estate before death.” Ms. Nelson is the only surviving full sibling of Prince. She reportedly requested that Bremer Trust, a corporate trust company, be named administrator of her brother’s estate. Ms. Nelson said that “immediate action” was required to deal with Prince’s business affairs because he didn’t leave a will before his death. “I do not know of the existence of a will and have no reason to believe that the Decedent executed testamentary documents in any form,” Nelson stipulated in her petition for the appointment of a special administrator. Along with herself, Ms. Nelson listed five of Prince’s half-siblings—John Nelson, Norrine Nelson, Sharon Nelson, Alfred Jackson, and Omar Baker—as heirs in the petition. Prince is estimated to have sold more than 100 million albums during his 40-year career and is thought to have left approximately $27 million in property. Reference: International Business Times (April 26, 2016) “Prince ‘made no will’ for his $300m estate before death” #AssetProtection #Guardianship #TrustsandEstates #Probate #ProbateCourt #Inheritance #Wills #Trusts #estateplanning
- Planning for the Worst: Estate Advice for Simultaneous Deaths
Sadly, natural disasters, accidents, and crimes claim the lives of families and their loved ones all
- Under What Circumstances Can a Person Be Appointed a Guardian in Texas?
a minor, when a parent is lost, if there is another parent in place, that parent takes over as the natural However, that parent is not the natural guardian of the child’s estate.
- Navigating High-Profile Guardianship Matters in Texas: A Guide to Avoiding Legal Turmoil
proceeding will cause immediate and irreparable harm to all parties involved due to the confidential nature documents is a cornerstone of responsible financial and personal management, emphasizing the dynamic nature
- Alzheimer’s Patient Spoon-Fed Because Directive Wasn’t Specific
She believed when it wasn’t mechanically possible to eat by herself then she wanted to let nature take
- Americans Disabilities Act (ADA) Requires Emergency Preparedness Programs to Be Accessible to Those
trailers available for those with disabilities if they are not able to immediately return home after a disaster
- Estate Planning Myths
the testamentary capacity of the patient, meaning that they know the type of property they have, the natural
- Personal Finance Myths Debunked!
The long-term effects can be disastrous if you don’t put away money in a retirement savings plan as soon
- Old School Traditional IRA versus New School Roth
These skewed results developed naturally—as Roth IRAs have income eligibility limits for contributions
- SEVEN FINANCIAL MISTAKES HOUSTON ESTATE PLANNING LAWYERS SEE
Allowing it to get out of hand, however, can have a disastrous impact on your financial life.
- Ethical Considerations When It Comes to Estate Planning
In a client-attorney relationship, continuous obligation emerges naturally when there is active involvement
- Estate Planning During Times of Uncertainty
Planning During Times of Crisis Even in the wake of a disaster, it is important to make plans for the