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Marriage is one of the biggest decisions you will make. As you prepare to spend the result of your life with your partner, you may also want to take steps to protect your interests if the relationship does not last. With the many misconceptions people have about...
An estate plan might sound like something reserved for high-profile figures or generationally wealthy families, but, in reality, they are something that most people need. The planning process can include writing a will, designating a power of attorney and signing a...
If you have a family, it is important to put together an estate plan that has protections in place for family members in the event something happens to you. The right plan protects assets, saves on taxes and looks out for your children. Every situation is different,...
If marriage is in your near future, you may be considering whether to write up a prenuptial agreement. Depending on your situation, having a prenup may be a good idea. If a couple is entering into a marriage with considerable individual assets, or if one of the...
Whether you have concerns about your loved one with special needs and their financial future or you are struggling with a disability and want to protect your financial future, it is important to review various issues related to special needs trusts. This option can...
Once your estate goes into probate, the court will validate your will. It does this by checking all the legal requirements to ensure the document adheres. Knowing what these requirements are is essential if you wish to avoid problems after your death and ensure the...
When you delegate responsibilities to your executor, you hope that he or she will acknowledge your wishes and live up to your expectations. Providing clear and concise instructions can facilitate the successful closure of your estate. Outlining specific...
After creating an estate plan, you must then keep on top of it and ensure that it accurately reflects your life at any given point. This is where reviews come into play. Experts suggest you review your estate plan once every 3 years. This can feel overwhelming. But...
Your financial well-being as the beneficiary of a trust relies on the ethical management of the investments and other assets in the trust. Your trustee has a fiduciary relationship with you, meaning that you put confidence in him or her to act in your best interests...
When it comes to your estate, you must think about everything that will happen once you die. This includes what your heirs may have to do to receive their inheritance. You probably created your estate plan to ensure things go smoothly, but did you consider the impact...