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Red Flags When Hiring a Professional To Be Your Trustee

When you form a trust as part of your estate plan, one of the most important decisions you will make is who will oversee the trust’s management when you are no longer able to manage it (also known as your successor trustee). When looking to hire a professional to serve ...

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What To Do if Your Trustee Is Unresponsive

If your trustee is unresponsive to your requests for information regarding the trust, what should you do?

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Silent Trusts: Could I Be the Beneficiary of a Trust and Not Know It?

Silent Trusts: Could I Be the Beneficiary of a Trust and Not Know It?

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Does the Guardian for My Child Have to Be a United States Citizen?

Does the Guardian for My Child Have to Be a United States Citizen? Find out the details of choosing this kind of guardian:

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Want to Leave Your Retirement Account to Your Minor Child?

Want to Leave Your Retirement Account to Your Minor Child? Here is a list of things to consider in the process.

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Estate Planning Issues for the Modern Family

We hope that examining some of the issues this family would need to address as they prepare for such circumstances will encourage you to consider how these issues impact your own family. 

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Pros and Cons of a Family Limited Partnership

A family limited partnership (FLP) is a strategy worth considering if you are looking protect yourself, your investments, and your family from taxes, creditors, or probate.

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Why a Trust Is the Best Option to Avoid Probate

Ideally, when someone passes away, the paperwork and material concerns associated with the deceased’s passing are so seamlessly handled (thanks to excellent preparation) that they fade into the background, allowing the family and other loved ones to grieve and remember the deceased in peace.

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An Introduction to Dynasty Trusts

Some people want to leave behind a more enduring legacy. For those interested in multigenerational wealth transfer, a dynasty trust could be the answer. 

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Tips for Divvying Up Personal Property

Consider the following to ensure that your wishes for your personal property are honored.

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