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  • What Are the Advantages of A Retirement Trust?

    , prepare you for retirement and provide tax advantages until you are 70 ½ and need to start taking distributions It allows you to bypass many of the complex IRS requirements and helps protect your legacy from asset individual needs, together with an estate planning attorney, you can set up specific trusts that meet your requirements

  • Financial Regrets That Will Haunt You Forever

    Paying the minimum on credit cards. Stop making new charges, transfer the balance to a lower-rate card, and pay more than the minimum every

  • How to Create a Living Trust in 5 Simple Steps

    Under Texas law, the trustee has a fiduciary duty to manage and distribute trust assets in your best Instructions for final asset distribution. Your attorney can guide you on meeting funding requirements. Making beneficiary distributions if you become incapacitated. The remaining property gets distributed to beneficiaries per trust instructions.

  • Keep your Golden Years Golden

    These accounts require you to pay taxes on your dividends each year, as well as on capital gains when Not only do these accounts not have any RMD (required minimum distribution) requirements, but they’re

  • Don’t Forget to Fund Your Revocable Living Trust

    called “living” trusts – are incredibly flexible and can achieve many other goals, including helping to minimize the trust, your assets may have to go through a costly probate proceeding in which your assets may be distributed Depending on the institution, they will likely require a copy of the trust in order to ensure the trust

  • How Do Special Needs Trusts (SNT) Work?

    may need to reimburse Medicaid with funds remaining in the trust after the beneficiary’s death – a requirement Specify the distribution of trust assets after the beneficiary’s death. to Fund and Set Up a Special Needs Trust Properly funding and establishing a legally compliant SNT requires Maintaining SNT compliance also requires unique legal expertise. These duties may require liquidating and repositioning assets under the guidance of counsel.

  • How to Divide Your Assets among Your Children

    There’s no way around it; this is a tough decision that requires thoughtful planning. The parent may want to reward them with a special share of the estate distribution.

  • Is a Power of Attorney Good from State to State?

    What are the requirements for a valid POA in different states? may require two adult witnesses. Understanding these requirements is crucial to ensure the validity of the POA. Notarization requirements Witness requirements Specific language or phrasing Additional documentation This can occur if the POA does not meet the specific requirements of that state.

  • Can Your Parent’s Estate Go to Probate?

    If there is no will, an heirship hearing is required to determine the legal heirs of the estate. Once all debts have been paid, the executor will file the appropriate paperwork and start to distribute

  • What Will Happen if I Don’t Update my Beneficiaries?

    Your spouse can waive this requirement in writing so that other estate planning strategies can be implemented Tax laws also detail how retirement plan assets must be distributed to your beneficiaries at your passing

  • How to Begin Administering an Estate When Life Feels Overwhelming

    The estate plan will guide you on what the next steps will be of making sure the distributions of their their home, or, for trusts, try asking their financial institution for a copy (although an original is required Start an Inventory You may be required to file an official inventory list with the probate court if their This will mean contacting financial institutions, searching county tax records and appraisal districts

  • What Is the Difference Between a Trust and an LLC?

    will receive the trust assets at the specified time (the trust’s beneficiaries), and instructions for distributing This explains why some trusts can help minimize or avoid estate taxes. death, they do not have to be transferred to your heirs through the probate process; they are instead distributed Most states also require you to file a report at least once per year. One common way to minimize these trade-offs is to place an LLC inside a trust.

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