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- What Is the Difference Between a Trust and an LLC?
A testamentary trust can be created at the time of your death per instructions in your will. Also, because assets in a trust are not part of your estate at death, they do not have to be transferred
- Reverse Mortgages Are Back in Style
If you want to leave your home to your heirs by letting them sell your home at your death, a reverse
- How Joe Biden’s Tax Plan May Impact Your Estate Plan
This currently allows heirs to sidestep taxes on gains accumulated before death. Current law treats capital gains on investments held at the time of a taxpayer’s death as freebies.
- Understanding Capacity Requirements for Estate Planning in Texas
mistreated them or assets were split unfairly between heirs, and a new will was created briefly before their death Undue influence is a fraud that causes the victim to act against their best interest.
- Easy Ways to Help Plan Your Estate
While death is pretty certain for all of us, nobody is quite prepared. The probate court will notify the public, including creditors, of your death and will pay all debts of Although it might seem unpleasant planning for your death, if you fail to do so, the court will do it Pay-on-death (POD) accounts. Then the money is automatically transferred to him or her upon your death.
- Planning for Your Digital Legacy
plan, digital assets may get lost in the Internet ether and not pass to your loved ones after your death Second, planning now means your family will not have to worry about hunting for these items upon your death
- Prenup Isn’t a Four-Letter Word
strategy to provide protection to heirs can also be accomplished via a will, but a will is restricted to death
- ESTATE PLANNING TIPS FOR WOMEN IN HOUSTON
estate planning attorney means that you can determine how that estate will be distributed upon 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
- Is Whole Life Insurance Right for You?
life because some of the premium goes into the cash value savings account—and the interest rate and death
- Why Is the Probate and Settlement Process So Complex?
When a court legally recognizes a person’s death, they must protect beneficiaries and the deceased’s
- Administrator Vs. Executor: What’s the Difference?
safeguarding the assets of the estate Notifying creditors, beneficiaries, and other interested parties of the death act outside of their powers or violate their fiduciary duty, they may be held liable for any damages caused