The Pritt Law Blog

Protect Your New Home and Your Loved Ones: Why an Estate Plan Matters

A new home means it's time to update your estate plan. Learn how to protect your property and your loved ones — with help from Chris Pritt Law, PLLC in Charleston, WV. ...more

Estate Planning

July 17, 2026•4 min read

Protect Your New Home and Your Loved Ones: Why an Estate Plan Matters

3 Estate Planning Steps Every New Homeowner Should Take

Just bought a home? Don't overlook your estate plan. Learn 3 essential steps every new homeowner should take — and how Chris Pritt Law, PLLC can help. Charleston, WV. ...more

Estate Planning

July 10, 2026•4 min read

Flying Solo: Why Estate Planning Still Matters and What to Do Next

Being single doesn't mean skipping estate planning. Learn who controls your assets, healthcare, and finances without a plan — and how Chris Pritt Law, PLLC can help. Charleston, WV. ...more

Estate Planning

July 03, 2026•5 min read

Understanding Probate in West Virginia – A Complete Guide

Learn how probate works in West Virginia: steps, timelines, executor duties, and ways to simplify or avoid the process. Tailored for Kanawha County residents. ...more

Estate Planning

July 01, 2026•3 min read

Understanding Probate in West Virginia – A Complete Guide

Executor Rights: How You Are Protected While Administering an Estate

Being named executor comes with real legal authority — and real challenges. Learn what rights protect you during estate administration and how Chris Pritt Law, PLLC can help. Charleston, WV. ...more

Estate Planning

June 26, 2026•8 min read

Executor Rights: How You Are Protected While Administering an Estate

Pot Trusts Explained for Families

Wondering if a pot trust is right for your family? Learn how this flexible estate planning tool helps trustees meet each beneficiary's needs — and how Chris Pritt Law can help you set one up in Charle... ...more

Estate Planning

June 19, 2026•7 min read

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If you don't currently have a living will, or you're not sure whether your existing one meets West Virginia's requirements, our firm can review it or draft a new one.