Cori A. Robinson

While Britney may not, others still need a conservator. Let’s not forget them.

One of the most basic tenets for a successful conservatorship is to make sure there is a working and respectful relationship -- and here, there was not.

Hey! Hey! Ho! Ho! This guardianship attorney is not sure if the conservatorship has got to go.

Part of the story but all the concern.

No amount of  legal training can affect how we feel when we lose someone.

Spears’s conservatorship has informed the public of a complicated and often private legal arrangement that is not frequently reported.

The message behind the 25th Amendment is the same advice that all clients should heed with regard to their personal estate plans.

More than ever, I am like a broken record, repeating, urging, and advocating that all individuals execute last wills and testaments, powers of attorney, and healthcare proxies.

What happens if a voter dies between the time she mailed her ballot and Election Day, when it is counted?

Bravo’s Real Housewives of Salt Lake City showcases family entrenched in estate litigation, a common reality-television theme.

Boseman, who acted in the movies Black Panther, 42, and Marshall, had been diagnosed with cancer several years before his death.

A review of Trump family history underscores the importance of having a last will and testament.

Don’t forget to make provisions for digital accounts and assets in your estate planning.

Many grandparents make excellent choices for guardians because they are financially comfortable, retired, and feel a familial if not parental obligation to care for their own grandchild.

Britney Spears's conservatorship is the perfect trusts and estates study.

Fans storm virtual court room.

Teachers rushing to write last wills and testaments as they return to school.

Divorce and death -- two topics every engaged couple is eager to discuss.

For years, Quaker Oats, the company that owns the brand, has fielded complaints about the image portrayed by its breakfast brand.

The Slayer Rule is a common law doctrine wherein one who murders another cannot inherit under the decedent’s estate, whether it be through the laws of intestacy or the law of wills and trusts.