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When “We’ll Figure It Out” Becomes a Problem

When a health crisis hits, "we'll figure it out" isn't a plan. Learn why families need powers of attorney and clear roles before disaster strikes. ...more

Estate Planning

October 02, 2026•4 min read

When “We’ll Figure It Out” Becomes a Problem

Estate Planning After Remarriage

Remarriage changes your legal status instantly — but most blended families never update their estate plan to match. Here's what gets left exposed when they don't. ...more

Estate Planning

October 02, 2026•9 min read

Estate Planning After Remarriage

Questions to Ask When Hiring a Fiduciary

Not sure who should manage your finances or care decisions if you can't? Learn what to ask before hiring a professional fiduciary. ...more

Estate Planning

September 25, 2026•7 min read

Questions to Ask When Hiring a Fiduciary

Marital Agreements Versus Wills and Trusts: Which Do You Need?

A will or trust can't override your spouse's elective share rights — and that gap can quietly derail your entire estate plan. Here's where marital agreements come in. ...more

Estate Planning

September 25, 2026•7 min read

Marital Agreements Versus Wills and Trusts: Which Do You Need?

When Do I Need To Hire an Estate Planning Attorney | Chris Pritt Law

If you own a home, have a bank account, or have children in West Virginia, you have enough at stake to need an estate plan. Here's why... ...more

Estate Planning

September 22, 2026•11 min read

When Do I Need To Hire an Estate Planning Attorney | Chris Pritt Law

Dorms, Leases, and Liability: The Hidden Risks of College Housing Contracts

Cosigning your college student's lease or dorm agreement? Learn the hidden legal and financial risks and how to protect your estate plan before move-in day. ...more

Estate Planning

September 18, 2026•5 min read

Dorms, Leases, and Liability: The Hidden Risks of College Housing Contracts

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