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  • Do I Need a Will?

    financial assets like life insurance proceeds and funds from retirement plans are also automatically transferred Trust and estate attorneys can help you transfer property to heirs in the most tax-efficient way possible

  • Pros and Cons of Wills and Living Trusts | Harris County Will and Trust Lawyer

    You will also have to transfer ownership of all assets that are placed in the trust. You do not need to transfer any property. A will does nothing for you while you are Your loved ones will be unable to manage or transfer assets

  • Entrepreneur’s Guide to Estate Planning in 2022

    to be accessible to fiduciaries – you will want to spell out precisely how and when NFTs should be transferred plan will be keeping abreast of developments in technology, security, and legislation surrounding the transfer They outline how ownership should be transferred, whether employees should be hired, fired, or promoted

  • Ready…Set…Start your Estate Planning!

    A trust allows you to transfer property to your heirs without going through probate. If you only have a will, any property that’s only in your name at your death will go through probate This isn’t included in your will because wills often aren’t opened and read until weeks after your death

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

    Consider combining life and long-term care insurance policies, which offer death benefits to survivors Depending on your situation, trusts and asset transfers may be useful, especially if implemented before

  • Essential Guide to Estate Planning in Texas

    of your estate during incapacity and after your death. will is a legal document that outlines how you want your property and assets distributed after your death placing assets in a trust, you can ensure they are managed according to your wishes, even after your death These individuals will be responsible for managing your estate and carrying out your wishes after your death Major life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or the death of a loved one can significantly

  • Your Simple – Yet Comprehensive – Guide to Estate Planning

    Trusts and wills work in conjunction to directly instruct the transfer of assets, and if done correctly Make sure your assets are transferred to your intended heirs by properly designating your beneficiaries

  • The 4 Most Common Types of Trusts and Their Benefits

    It’s very important to properly fund the trust by transferring ownership of assets into it or making estate, you may be able to reduce or eliminate estate taxes that would otherwise be owed upon your death This type of trust is only activated after the grantor’s death, allowing them to control their assets

  • Family Gifts: What To Do & What Not To Do

    government; each American must follow the same set of rules that would apply to any other lifetime transfers Your loved ones should not have to be burdened by the IRS upon your death or have any unexpected tax Legacy Legal Care’s experienced estate planning team, you can rest assured that your assets will be transferred

  • Estate Planning When You Have a Stepfamily

    you while you are alive, so they can be given to whomever you please (such as a stepchild) after your death Your Legacy Legal Care about setting up a trust that would benefit your spouse during their life and transfer

  • Is Regifting My Inheritance Tacky?

    Well, it is sometimes called a “death tax” and is imposed on any assets transferred to a beneficiary Death taxes are 40% over the federal estate tax limit.

  • What to Know About Estate Planning After a Divorce

    beneficiary designation within your financial institution, that the funds in your account could be transferred your property has been separated by your divorce decree, how do you plan on distributing it upon your death

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