Are Your Eggs in the Basket? Funding Your Trust
Working with an attorney to draft a trust agreement for estate planning purposes is an important step. But just getting the document drafted and signed is not enough. For any…
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Working with an attorney to draft a trust agreement for estate planning purposes is an important step. But just getting the document drafted and signed is not enough. For any…
Do you really own the home you live in? If you are currently living in a property that you inherited but the deed has not been transferred into your name,…
In the world of estate planning, you may come across the acronym HEMS from time to time. HEMS stands for “health, education, maintenance, or support” and is frequently included in…
Wills and trusts are the two basic legal instruments that people use to pass accounts and property on to their loved ones at death. Although a living trust is often…
Nothing lasts forever. While trusts can stretch across generations and keep valuable money and property within a family, no trust has unlimited funds or an interminable time horizon. Every trust,…
What is a QTIP trust? A qualified terminable interest property (QTIP) trust is an estate planning tool that married couples can use to minimize uncertainty about the future and maximize…
According to Statista, more than 295 million people in the United States use social media.[1] If you are an avid social media user, have you considered what will happen to…
Parents strive to make their children feel equally valued as reflected in the fact that, when setting up an estate plan, parents typically divide their accounts and property equally among…
Social media is about putting yourself out there to connect with people, sometimes all over the world. If you are a social media influencer, not only are you being social,…
The reasons you choose to create a trust are personal and important to you, but your intent or purpose for creating a trust can also have significant legal ramifications. For…