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What Is the Last Surviving Spouse Rule?

Minimizing estate taxes amidst losing a spouse can be difficult, let us help navigate these hard times with you.

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5 Good Reasons to Decant a Trust

5 Good Reasons to Decant a Trust Today, many estate plans contain an irrevocable trust that will continue for the benefit of a spouse’s lifetime and then continue for the benefit of several generations. Because trusts like these are designed to span multiple decades, it is important that they include ...

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Should You Share Your Estate Planning Details With Loved Ones?

Know that there are both advantages and disadvantages to revealing private information related to your estate plan with others.

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Do Not Leave Your Trust Unprotected: 6 Ways a Trust Protector Can Help You

Whenever changes occur, as they are bound to do, the trust protector has the power to modify the trust to carry out the trustmaker’s intent.

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Your Legacy: How Do You Want to Be Remembered?

Epitaph Day reminds us of life's impermanence and the need for securing one's legacy through estate planning.

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Assembling Your Own (Estate Planning) Team

With a proper team of professionals, you can feel secure, knowing that all facets of your future are being considered.

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Handling S Corporation Interests in Estate Planning

Depending on your estate planning goals as a small business owner, the advice may vary significantly from other businesses.

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Can a Trust Own My Business after I Die?

Can a Trust Own My Business after I Die? In general, yes, but there are many considerations that may impact the answer.

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Disability Panels to Take Back Control

Choosing a group of people you trust for your disability panel to determine if you are incapacitated is super important for your estate plan.

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Can Artificial Intelligence Programs Write Basic Estate Planning Documents? 

While AI may be able to generate basic estate planning documents, including wills and trusts, there is no guarantee that they will be valid and enforceable.

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