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You may know that one or more trusts can strengthen your existing estate plan, but what kind of trusts do you need? Many assume a revocable trust is always the better option due to its flexibility. However, this is not always the case. Sometimes, an irrevocable trust...
As a parent, the last thing you want to think about is passing away before your children have grown up. Nonetheless, it’s important to cover every angle so that your children are always guaranteed the best possible upbringing. One thing you can do is name guardians...
When planning for the future, a key consideration for married couples involves helping to ensure that their estate is passed on according to their wishes. While there are many options for estate planning, one of the most straightforward solutions for couples is...
When an elderly or vulnerable adult begins struggling with daily tasks and financial decisions, family members often seek ways to protect them. In some situations, full adult guardianship may be the safest option. Still, considering possible alternatives is never a...
A will is generally the starting point of any estate plan. It’s a legal document that outlines how your assets should be distributed upon your death. It can also include terms regarding your chosen guardians. These are individuals tasked with looking after your...
Estate planning may seem like something that parents or older adults worry about because they are statistically more likely to need them than young people are. Young professionals who have achieved success in their careers may not see the value of creating an estate...
Many people put off estate planning. In fact, the majority of Americans have yet to craft their own estate plans. Many of them say they will do it in the future. The issue isn’t that they do not want an estate plan, but just that they are procrastinating. This is a...
A key goal for many people when they create their estate plan is to help cover the cost of their grandchildren’s education. There are a number of ways to do that. One of them is putting assets in a 529 education savings plan. While a 529 plan isn’t technically part of...
People create trusts to fulfill a particular purpose. This purpose may be to avoid probate, manage finances for someone who is fiscally irresponsible or ensure the financial security of a family member with special needs. The trustee has a crucial role, as they are...
As part of your estate plan, you may decide to create a trust. Maybe it’s a discretionary trust to guide the way that someone spends their inheritance. Perhaps it’s a special needs trust to provide specific assets to a beneficiary without disqualifying them from...
