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  • Former NY Governor Moving Fast as Executor of Father’s Estate

    , 90-unit rental building his father developed in 1960—into the Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust The trust has been a big patron of organizations such as the Public Theater and City College. put another development bought for $165 million in February by the family business into a charitable trust

  • Do I really need an attorney to create a Will in Texas?

    that answer that you might not be expecting… There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all will or trust The DIY will and trust companies do not adapt to the nuances that make your family unique. No one to turn to when the will or trust is executed. When it comes to creating a will or trust, you really do get what you paid for. Actually, if done incorrectly, that will or trust may not hold up during probate, in which case it is

  • Estate Plan Vs. Will: What’s the Difference?

    Your Houston Estate Plan Might Need a Trust Trusts form a vast portion of estate planning. There are so many Houston trust options at your disposal. From spendthrift trusts to revocable living trusts, there is something to fit your plans for your family Whichever trust you choose, avoiding probate is a significant benefit of establishing a trust. After being placed in a trust, a piece of property is removed from the owner’s estate.

  • Banks, Beneficiaries and the Best Laid Plans: How Financial Institutions Impact Estate Planning

    transfer-on-death accounts, there may be no remaining assets to help cover funeral expenses and other administrative For instance, a trust cannot be listed as a beneficiary unless it has a current tax ID number. You won’t have such a number if your trust exists within a will.

  • Estate Planning When You Have a Stepfamily

    Using a Trust To Provide for Stepchildren and Step grandchildren The goal of a living trust — also known as a revocable living trust or a revocable trust — is to store assets for you while you are alive, so Houses, land, vehicles, bank accounts, and other assets can all be included in a living trust . Unless you say otherwise, any assets maintained in a living trust will be for your benefit during your This could be in a will, trust, or some other mechanism.

  • FOR SOME, TRUSTS ARE A NECESSARY COMPONENT OF AN ESTATE PLAN

    Sometimes, in addition to a will, it is necessary to set up a trust. Trust advantages One of the big advantages of trusts is that they allow property subject to the trust of the trust immediately upon the individual’s death. Trusts are also useful for large estates, as they can help avoid taxes. trust are not accessible by the public.

  • Do You Need an Estate Plan If You Are Single?

    Without a will, the court can appoint a family member to act as your administrator. you hope to support an organization over an extended period, you might want to establish a charitable trust Charitable trusts are separate legal entities that hold assets for you and give you tax advantages. You fund the trust, which then distributes money to a charity of your choice. You can structure such arrangements as either a charitable remainder trust or a charitable lead trust

  • How Often Do You Need to Update Your Estate Planning?

    an adult Death or disability of someone named in the estate Death or disability of your executor or trustee A comprehensive estate plan may also include a revocable living trust . A living trust allows someone to take ownership of your assets while you are still alive and distributes With this type of trust, you would still be able to manage your assets while living. From creating or updating your will or helping to establish trusts , we are here to help with all aspects

  • Bitter Fight for Media Mogul’s Billions

    Redstone’s interest in the two media companies is governed by an irrevocable trust. When Redstone dies or is no longer able to oversee his affairs, a group of trustees will assume decision-making This lawsuit doesn’t challenge the authority of the trust or control of the two media companies.

  • What You Cannot Do with a Will

    Property in trust. If you place property into a trust, the property passes to the beneficiaries of the trust, not according It is usually better to set up a special needs trust to provide for the child. If you would like your gifts to be conditional, a trust may be the better tool to use. In many of the cases mentioned here, a trust may be the best option.

  • ESTATE PLANNING TIPS FOR WOMEN IN HOUSTON

    Estate Planning Tips for Women #3: Trusts Can Be Your Best Friend Again, it can seem like a “trust” is Instead, trusts can be used to make sure you pass on the most of your estate possible to your beneficiaries Beyond that, trusts can save you tax money now and can also allow you to make specific provisions for how the assets of the trust are to be used. For example, if you are set on your children attending college, you can earmark funds in the trust specifically

  • Golden Keys to a Successful Retirement

    If you own property, a living trust may help ensure that your assets are properly distributed when you

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