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296 items found for "revocable trust"

  • 10 Common Mistakes People Make When Applying for Medicaid

    Transfers to disabled children, caretaker children, certain siblings, and money in any trusts that are

  • Estate Planning Needs to Happen After a Divorce

    should immediately review and revise, if necessary, the following legal and estate planning documents: Trusts Probate #ProbateCourt #PowersofAttorney #Divorce #Wills #HoustonEstatePlanningLawyer #LifeInsurance #Trusts

  • Snoop Dogg Too Smart to Have a Will?

    Appoint a trustee for your children. circumstances (such as a special needs child or significant inheritance), you might want an independent trustee—such as a bank or trust company—to serve as trustee or as co-trustee to make the best financial choices for Guardianship #EstatePlanningLawyer #ProbateAttorney #Probate #ProbateCourt #Inheritance #Wills #TaxPlanning #Trusts

  • Is Regifting My Inheritance Tacky?

    Luckily, this situation can be prevented through the use of Special Needs Trusts, or Supplemental Needs Trusts, when putting your estate planning in place.

  • Make Retirement More Fun with Estate Planning

    Many use trusts to do just that, which will allow for more of your assets to be passed down to your loved

  • What Is Asset Protection? Who Am I Protecting My Assets From?

    this type of planning, call our office at (281) 218-0880 and ask about our Domestic Asset Protection Trusts

  • A Hard Look at IRAs as Beneficiaries

    IRAs and see-through trust status. Usually, trusts aren’t eligible to leverage stretch-IRA provisions. To receive preferential tax treatment for an IRA beneficiary trust, if the trust qualifies for see-through Requirements for a see-through IRA beneficiary trust. To be treated as a see-through trust, a trust must be irrevocable as of the date of death of the owner

  • Prepare your Estate Planning Now to Help Loved Ones Later

    Consider a living trust. A will may not cover all of your estate-planning needs. You might want to look at a living trust. A trust can give you flexibility in distributing your assets and can help you avoid probate. In order to create a trust or other estate-planning documents, work with a qualified and experienced These include your birth certificate, will, and living trust. Communication.

  • Family Matters: Legacy Planning for Adopted Children

    For the purposes of wills and trusts that provide gifts or distributions, the rights of adopted and biological offspring are identical – even if the child was adopted after the will or trust was executed.

  • Becoming an Informed Caregiver

    regarding the legal information they have given me about powers of attorney and how to make sure that the trust it’s kind of interesting now that I remember that when I was in junior high, they asked me to be the trustee of their trust in the event that something happened to their children.

  • Can You Believe That 10,000 Baby Boomers Turned 65 Today?

    Depending on your situation, trusts and asset transfers may be useful, especially if implemented before

  • SEVEN FINANCIAL MISTAKES HOUSTON ESTATE PLANNING LAWYERS SEE

    Whether you have stashed it in a safe deposit box or kept it with a lawyer or trusted individual, you

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