One of the questions the tabloids are asking is: "What will happen to Matthew Perry's estate?" As of this writing, there hasn't been any substantive information released on the topic. Quite frankly it's a private matter that only really matters to a small group of people. This CNBC article talks in general details about the potential scenarios--because no details have been made public.

Whether you are a multi-millionaire actor or just a "mere mortal," reach out to me for a free consultation so we can put these worries to bed. 

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There's a lot to know about Wills and Trusts. You need to understand the difference between a Trust, Will and Living Will, how Wills and Trusts should be executed, and how they can be modified, terminated, or challenged. You also need to understand the probate process and how that can affect the outcome of your estate planning goals. 

Here, I provide general responses to some of the most common questions I receive from clients. To get more specific information and to either create or update a Will, contact our estate planning lawyer in Texas. You can do so by filling out my online form or calling Matthew Myers, Attorney at Law, PLLC at 210-313-9839 to schedule a free 30-minute strategy session with me-an estate planning attorney in San Antonio. 

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