February 23, 2017 |
The Dangers of an ‘I Love You’ Will
In the event that you want to ensure that your spouse gets access to your wealth after your death, this may be referred to as ...
Learn MoreThe Dangers of an ‘I Love You’ Will
In the event that you want to ensure that your spouse gets access to your wealth after your death, this may be referred to as an ‘I love you’ will. In this situation your spouse will receive the assets outright and it will initially appear as if those assets will be handled according to the spouse’s current estate plan when he or she passes away.
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February 22, 2017 |
Using a Trust with Special Purpose Language in Order to Protect Your Beneficiaries from Themselves
There are many different situations in which you may want to put together a trust that helps to protect your beneficiaries from hurting themselves in ...
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New Study Shows That 6 Out of 10 Adult Americans Don’t Have a Will
It’s never easy to think about the potential end of your life and putting together a will and other end of life documents. However, it’s ...
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Have You Planned for Your Digital Afterlife Yet?
Most people are aware of the major benefits of putting together a will to encompass their estate plans. However, have you thought about what might ...
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Disconnect Between Parents and Children on Estate Planning: New Study
Most people recognize what estate planning covers in a basic sense, but plenty of research shows that people have trouble following through on developing their ...
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Blended Families and Estate Planning: Looking Ahead
While estate planning is important for everyone, it’s extremely important if you have a blended family. One of the biggest reasons for this is that ...
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What You Should Know About Revoking Your Will
One of the most common ways for a will contest to emerge is to have a track record of changing or revoking your will. This ...
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Do You Have a Complete Estate Planning Strategy?
These days, the basic will simply won’t cut it for the vast majority of people approaching their estate plan. This is especially true for those ...
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How to Find Retirement Volunteer Opportunities
Many individuals approaching retirement have spent many years saving for this opportunity and have adjusted their estate planning documents to reflect their retirement goals. However, ...
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Six Reasons Why You Need a Revocable Living Trust
A revocable living trust affords many different benefits for the people who choose to use it. There are six primary reasons why a living ...
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