Category: Trust Administration
Blended Families - Estate Planning
Beneficiary

Pot Trusts Explained for Families

A pot trust can be helpful for families because it provides flexibility. Life does not always unfold evenly, and this type of trust allows the trustee to respond thoughtfully rather than being locked into equal distributions at the very beginning.

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Estate

Your Legacy in Living Color

There are many ways to add color to your estate plan—ways that help paint a true-to-life picture of who you are within the standard planning canvas.

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Personal Property

How to Own Your Real Estate

Your real estate encompasses not only your primary residence but also any vacation homes, rental properties, or even vacant land you may own. The ideal form of ownership varies depending on the type of property and your individual circumstances.

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Beneficiary

What to Do When Your Doctor Tells You to Get Your Affairs in Order

If you are facing a serious medical diagnosis, follow these tips on crucial documents that will enable you to take back control of your future, ensure that your wishes are honored, and prevent difficult decisions about finances, healthcare, and guardianship from falling to your loved ones during a crisis.

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Disinheritance

When Your Parent Plans to Disinherit Your Sibling

As the child who was not cut out of the estate plan, you may find yourself in an especially delicate spot, particularly if your parent named you as the executor (also called a personal representative) or trustee in their estate plan.

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Beneficiary

What Is an Inheritor’s Trust?

Among the numerous types of trusts aimed at fulfilling different estate planning purposes, an inheritor’s trust is specially designed to help protect an inheritance.

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