Who Should Be Your Successor Trustee?
If you have a revocable living trust, you probably named yourself as trustee so you can continue to manage your own financial affairs, but eventually someone will need to step
August 1, 2013
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If you have a revocable living trust, you probably named yourself as trustee so you can continue to manage your own financial affairs, but eventually someone will need to step
Part One: Planning for After Death Estate planning is creating a set of instructions that specify how property is handled after death, and how property and health care decisions are
All too often, estate planning is viewed as a transaction: a will, a living trust, powers of attorney, etc. But the best planning happens when the professional can get to
Most parents choose to leave their estates equally to their children. But sometimes, parents intentionally choose to not leave anything to one or more of their children. There may be
If so, you have undergone the difficult task of deciding who will handle your Living Trust when you are no longer able. The position of Successor Trustee is a huge responsibility,
Many young families put off estate planning because they are young and healthy, or because they don’t think they can afford it. But even a healthy, young adult can be
In her September 2012 article, PhyllisKorkki with the NY Times discusses how our aging society may deal with some of the problems that occur when they have no children or
Florida probate law has changed recently with regard to people who die intestate (without a will) and are married. If you have no descendants, your entire intestate estate will go
When considering how to leave assets to adult children, the first step is to decide how much each one should receive. Most parents want to treat their children fairly, but
Before any trip, most of us create a “to-do list” of things we have put off and want to take care of before we leave. Here is a checklist of
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