Getting married for a second or third time is increasingly common in the United States. However, the complicated estate planning and financial issues can be anything but simple if you don’t schedule a consultation with an estate planning lawyer well in advance. There are many different issues that can emerge when it comes to blended families and second marriages. First of all, you may already have an estate plan in place from your previous marriage. There’s also a good chance that your former spouse was listed as a beneficiary on your retirement accounts and your life insurance policies.
If you fail to update this information, by law those companies are required to give it to the person listed on the accounts. 
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Not having any direct heirs might seem like an easy out when it comes to estate planning, but skipping over this process could be a ...
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The most troubling aspect of mistakes made in the estate planning process is that it’s your beneficiaries who have to deal with the consequences of ...
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It’s no surprise to anyone who has engaged in the estate planning process already that there are plenty of strategies out there to help you ...
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It is not yet clear how Congress will take action with regard to estate tax reform. It is extremely probable that estate tax reform will ...
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Advanced directives, trust agreements and durable powers of attorney are all used to help clients on a regular basis when that client is approaching older ...
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More than 10 years ago, a $110 million lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court against an alleged trust mill. A trust mill, in ...
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Up to two-thirds of baby boomers intend to work beyond age 65. Some of these never expect to retire at all. Some of the most ...
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Plenty of statistics indicate that up to 70% of Americans will need long-term care at some point in time. Just one significant long-term care event ...
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