If It’s Not in Writing, It’s Not a Plan (Especially in Nebraska)
“Everyone knew what she wanted”—until no one could agree. In Nebraska, unwritten wishes don’t mean much in probate court. This blog breaks down what happens when intentions aren’t documented, who gets what under intestacy laws, and why even the best families fall apart without a valid will or trust in place.
Prince: No Will, No Peace (What His Estate Mess Can Teach You About Planning in Nebraska)
Prince died without a will—and the result was six years of legal chaos, family conflict, and millions lost to probate. If it can happen to someone with a $150 million estate, it can happen to anyone. This post breaks down what went wrong, how Nebraska law handles situations like this, and why having a plan isn’t just about money—it’s about peace.
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