"When you create an irrevocable trust you are creating a document you cannot change easily, and the property you transfer to the trust is no longer in your control," Daniel Timins writes in Kiplingercom. There are only three possible reasons anyone would part with...
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When Sibling Rivalry Meets Estate Planning, It Can Be Complicated
Sibling disputes often arise after parents have died, often resulting in expensive legal actions. Planning and family conferences can help avoid conflicts.
“I Haven’t Really Thought About It” Isn’t Going to Cut It
Long Term Care planning is essential as the cost of Long Term Care insurance rises and the cost of long term care itself skyrockets…
Protecting What’s Yours So It Can Be Sure To Be Theirs
Trusts protect what’s yours, so it can belong to your intended heirs and not be lost through creditors or divorce.
Estate Planning for Nearlyweds
Couples who are not married need to protect their decisions when it comes to both healthcare and money decisions.
Corporate Transparency Act
If you’re in business, you need to know about the new reporting requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act.
Possibly Beneficial Beneficiary Ploy
Roth conversions, charitable planning, and beneficiary designations are all considered in an effective overall estate plan.
A Very Much Not-Now estate Planning Move
There are many reasons it’s NOT a good idea to transfer ownership of your home to an adult child.
It’s the Decisions, Not the Documents
While estate planning certainly involves the drafting of documents, the important part is the thinking about the best course of action to benefit our family members, ourselves, and the causes we hold dear.
Facing an Unwelcome Coverage Choice
Seniors are facing an unwelcome choice as premiums on Long Term Care insurance continue to rise beyond expectations.