Hawaii Wills Lawyers

What Is A Will?
A Will is a written instrument containing directions for how the property of the person making the Will (called the testator) shall be divided on his or her death. State law generally requires that … more
If I Set Up A Living Trust, Do I Still Need A Will?
Yes. Your Will serves as a back up for assets that you either don`t or are not able to transfer to your Living Trust. Any asset not transferred to the Trust will not pass under the terms of the … more
What Happens If A Person Dies Without A Will?
If a person dies without a Will, he/she will be considered to have died intestate. In this case, property will be distributed by the states laws. Often, the surviving spouse will get half the … more

When to Update Your Will
A will is an important estate planning document that describes how your property should be distributed after you pass away. Most people put a lot of thought into creating their will. They consider providing for their family, naming guardians for their children and supporting various charities, for example. They properly execute their wills and make sure that they are put in safe … more
Basic Requirements for a Last Will and Testament in Hawaii
A Last Will and Testament is one of the most important legal documents a person can create during his or her lifetime. If a person dies without a Will they are said to have died “intestate” and state laws will determine how and to whom the person’s assets will be distributed. If a person dies without a Will the beneficiaries can not dispute the court’s … more