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Love, Loss, and Legacy: Handling Sentimental Belongings After the Death of a Loved One

Don't let sentimental items tear your family apart. Learn why personal belongings cause more conflict than money and how to use inventories, 'games,' and personal property memoranda to protect your fa... ...more

Estate Planning

March 06, 2026•5 min read

Love, Loss, and Legacy: Handling Sentimental Belongings After the Death of a Loved One

Power of Attorney Explained – Why West Virginians Need One

Learn what a power of attorney is, why it matters, and how to choose an agent in West Virginia. Understand financial and medical POAs and avoid conservatorship. ...more

Estate Planning

March 01, 2026•4 min read

Power of Attorney Explained – Why West Virginians Need One

Caution: Writing Your Own Deed to Avoid Probate Can Lead to Costly Unintended Consequences

DIY property deeds can lead to costly probate battles and tax nightmares. Learn why writing your own deed to avoid probate often backfires and how professional estate planning ensures your home passes... ...more

Estate Planning

February 27, 2026•5 min read

Caution: Writing Your Own Deed to Avoid Probate Can Lead to Costly Unintended Consequences

Why Retirement Is the Right Time to Revisit Your Estate Plan

Retirement isn't what it used to be. Learn how longer lifespans, shifting property ownership, and skyrocketing healthcare costs mean your estate plan needs a fresh look. ...more

Estate Planning

February 20, 2026•11 min read

Why Retirement Is the Right Time to Revisit Your Estate Plan

How to Get Organized to Meet with Your Estate Planning Attorney

Maximize your estate planning meeting. Learn how to gather records, list assets, and define your goals to ensure your first session is efficient and valuable. ...more

Estate Planning

February 13, 2026•7 min read

When Your Parent Plans to Disinherit Your Sibling

Being the inheriting sibling when a parent disinherits another is difficult. Learn how to balance family empathy with your legal fiduciary duties to protect the estate. ...more

Estate Planning

February 06, 2026•11 min read

When Your Parent Plans to Disinherit Your Sibling

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Every week, families in Charleston end up at the Kanawha County Judicial Annex because someone kept meaning to get their plan in order. It takes time, costs money, and lands at the worst possible moment.

Chris Pritt Law has spent 18 years making sure Charleston families don't have to go through that. Our revocable living trust attorneys will give you a straight answer and a plan that protects the people you care about.