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Alabama intestate succession -- what happens when you die without a will, Key Law LLC

Intestate Succession in Alabama: What Happens Without a Will

Categories Alabama Elder Law/Alabama Estate Planning/Alabama Probate
April 9, 2026

If you die without a will in Alabama, state law decides who gets your assets. Learn how intestate succession works and why pilots need better planning.

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Medicaid asset protection planning in Alabama -- MAPT trusts and nursing home qualification, Key Law LLC

Medicaid Asset Protection in Alabama: What Families Need to Know

Categories Alabama Elder Law/Alabama Estate Planning
April 6, 2026

Learn how Medicaid asset protection works in Alabama. Protect your home and savings while qualifying for long-term care benefits. Free consultation available.

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Alabama beneficiary designations override your will -- common mistakes and fixes, Key Law LLC

Beneficiary Designations in Alabama: The Form That Overrides Your Will

Categories Alabama Estate Planning
April 3, 2026

Beneficiary designations trump your will. Learn how these forms work, common mistakes Alabama families make, and how to keep your estate plan aligned.

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How Challenging Creditor Claims Saved Two Alabama Families $35,631 in One Day

Categories Alabama Probate
April 2, 2026

Learn how an Alabama probate attorney saved clients $35,631 by challenging unsubstantiated creditor claims. Understand your rights as an executor under Alabama law.

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Should You Name Your Trust as Beneficiary of Your IRA or 401(k)?

Categories Alabama Estate Planning
April 2, 2026

TL;DR: For most Alabama families, naming a trust as beneficiary of retirement accounts costs more in taxes than naming individuals directly. Trusts hit the 37% federal bracket at $15,650 of income. Individuals do not reach that rate until $626,350. After SECURE 2.0, the old stretch-IRA strategies no longer work. Review your plan if it was […]

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How long Alabama probate takes -- timeline for simple and contested estates, Key Law LLC

How Long Does Probate Take in Alabama?

Categories Alabama Elder Law/Alabama Probate
March 31, 2026

Alabama probate typically takes 6 months to 2 years. Learn the timeline, what causes delays, and how to avoid probate entirely with proper estate planning.

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