Estate Planning

Do You Have a Disabled or Special Needs Loved One? If a member of your family is disabled or has

As your parents age, you may notice the signs of physical and/or mental deterioration. You may even reach a point

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In second marriage planning, a co-trustee is sometimes recommended on the death of the first spouse. While both spouses are

When a loved one passes away, their estate is typically required to go through the legal process known as “probate.”

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A Grantor Retained Income Trust (GRIT) is an estate planning tool designed to reduce the tax implications associated with transferring

When creating your estate plan, understanding the roles of fiduciaries is crucial to ensuring that your wishes are carried out

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As your parents age, they may succumb to health and cognitive issues that impair their ability to manage daily tasks