Monthly Archives: July 2024
How And Why Irrevocable Trusts Avoid Creditors
Although estate planning is not, by itself, an asset protection tool, creditors can and do come after property that is let to others in wills and trusts. That means that when creating an estate plan, you want to do whatever you can, to make sure that your estate and the property you are leaving… Read More »
Unmarried And Cohabitating? Here’s What To Remember When Estate Planning
Living with someone but not married? You’re not alone. Long term cohabitation of couples is common nowadays. And no, you don’t have to get married. But if you opt not to, you may have some estate planning considerations, because even though you may say “it’s just like we’re married,” the law doesn’t see it… Read More »
Considerations And Issues With Jewelry In Your Estate Plan
A large part of the value of someone’s estate, may well be their jewelry. But jewelry can actually present some problems when it comes to wills, trusts, and estate plans—problems that can be avoided, with proper advanced planning. How Much is it Worth? Jewelry is personal property, and it can be left to whomever… Read More »
Houses And Kids: Two Things Millennials Need To Plan For
So you’re a millennial, and because of that, you figure estate planning isn’t for you. Leave estate planning to older people or richer people. But if you’re a millennial, you could have two things that make estate planning an important thing in your life: a new home, young kids…or both. Probate With a Home… Read More »