Naming contingent beneficiaries is a key step in estate planning. In athletic competition, it is not enough to have one star player. Illness or injury
The types of trusts people use depend on their goals. Estate planning can have various components depending on individual specific needs and goals. Smaller estates
Trusts can benefit those with mental illness. No one person or family is exactly like another. Even twins vary in their personalities, interests, and habits.
Equal is not always fair. Most parents are used to their children complaining about fairness. Siblings seem to be have a radar to detect even
Heirs with special needs require special planning. You are preparing your estate plan. Your hope is that your estate will bless your heirs and their
It is possible to refuse an inheritance. Many people and cultures consider it rude to decline a gift. Chances are you were told to smile
Elder law and estate planning are not synonymous. Your parent is getting older. In fact, you are recognizing signs of memory problems as well as
Adult dependents may require special care in estate planning. When you think of dependents, you likely consider your minor children. Minor children certainly need parents
How you divide your estate plan impacts your loved ones. Parents who want to leave their assets to the next generation will have more decisions
Trusts can solve a number of estate planning problems. Many people think of the ultra wealthy when they envision the use of trusts in estate
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