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Estate Planning Attorney: How Often to Update Your Estate Plan

Estate plan reviews should occur every three to five years, according to estate planning guidance from Ray, Winton & Kelley. Major life events—marriage, divorce, a child's birth, a death in the family... ...more

Estate Planning

August 06, 2026

What Documents Should You Bring to an Estate Planning Attorney?

This guide lists the core documents West Virginia clients should bring so the meeting is efficient and productive. ...more

Estate Planning

July 22, 2026•7 min read

Effects of No Will in WV - Insights from a Probate Lawyer

Understanding these basics helps families anticipate outcomes and address disputes. Probate is the court process used to administer an estate when no valid will exists: it identifies assets, notifies ... ...more

Estate Planning

July 16, 2026•7 min read

Power of Attorney in West Virginia

This article summarises the main POA types in West Virginia, the statutory formalities for execution, and the rights and limits that apply so individuals can choose the appropriate form for their circ... ...more

Estate Planning

July 09, 2026•10 min read

How to Avoid Probate in WV

This guide sets out practical estate‑planning strategies under West Virginia law, explains the probate process and its effects on heirs, and provides actionable options to minimise or avoid probate in... ...more

Estate Planning

June 23, 2026•6 min read

Wills vs Trusts in West Virginia: Which One Fits Your Family and Assets?

This article outlines the principal differences, advantages, and key considerations for selecting wills or trusts under West Virginia law. After review, you should have greater clarity regarding which... ...more

Estate Planning

April 11, 2026•5 min read

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