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What Is the Purpose of a Living Trust? A living trust (also called a revocable trust or revocable living trust) can be beneficial to a much broader group of Americans than most people expect. [Blog Post] https://lnkd.in/gYXcAVDs #lifeplanlegalaz #estateplanning #estateplanningattorney #queencreekaz #gilbertaz
What Is the Purpose of a Living Trust?
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👯 Multiple Heirs, One Legacy: Make It Work! Navigating the complexities of estate planning, especially when it comes to leaving property to multiple heirs, can be challenging. Without proper foresight, even minor oversights can snowball into devastating legal battles, potentially causing a riff in families. To avoid estate disputes that will cost your loved ones more than just a headache, here are some key considerations: 1.) Understand your options: Selling, gifting, establishing a trust, or forming an LLC are all viable paths. 2.) Assess family dynamics: Gauge interest and involvement of potential heirs through open discussions. 3.) Consider joint tenancy vs. trust agreements: - Joint tenancy: Equal ownership, shared decision-making - Trust agreements: More flexible, offering protection from creditors and potential tax benefits 4.) Regular Review: Estate plans should evolve with changing family circumstances. Schedule periodic reviews to ensure your plan remains aligned with your wishes. Remember, clear communication and thorough planning lay the foundation of all effective estate plans, preventing disputes amongst your heirs and ensuring your wishes are honored. #CaryEstatePlanning #EstatePlanning #YourPeaceOfMind #OurPassion #HonestPlanning #DisabilityPlanning #EstatePlanningLawyer #WillsandTrusts #NCEstatePlanning #PlanningNotPaperwork
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LIVE AND RECORDED Hot Topic Life Tenancies and Rights to Reside in the Estate Plan | Tuesday 26th March 2024 Register Now: https://bit.ly/3v7aAOl Speaker: Paul Evans, Partner, Makinson d'Apice Lawyers Complex blended family dynamics arising from successive relationships have resulted in the family home becoming a central issue in estate planning. This session will take a deep dive into the risks and benefits of the various options for limited “housekeeping” for the partner left behind, including: - Types of blended families - What is adequate provision for a spouse? - Keeping everyone happy – providing for a current spouse and children from a prior relationship – avoiding challenges -The fundamental differences between a life tenancy and a right to reside - What conditions or limitations can be attached to the trust? -The ongoing role of the executor and trustee - Tips for taking ageing and health into account - can the property be used to fund aged care? -When can a property be assumed to have been vacated? Can the life tenant and remaindermen collapse the trust and divide the assets between them? -Financial and taxation consequences for the estate and the life tenant and the remaindermen -Drafting guide - Worked examples
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Recent findings in the Wall Street Journal reveal that Estate Planning discussions remain a taboo for many families, with a surprising 25% admitting they avoid the topic altogether. Yet, sidestepping these conversations can lead to significant consequences, including potential loss of wealth and profound regrets. While 30% of families have already addressed the issue and 45% plan to do so, there's a growing understanding of the necessity to tackle inheritance matters sooner rather than later. Though discussing death and finances might not be comfortable, it's crucial to confront these topics to prevent future conflicts and provide clarity for everyone involved. Families are encouraged to prioritize these discussions, sparing loved ones from unnecessary stress and legal disputes down the road. Ultimately, the advice is clear: Address inheritance matters now to avoid family discord later. Don't put off important conversations! Initiate Estate Planning discussions with your loved ones to protect their future. Book a Structured Legacy Planning Session with us to learn more about it. Link in Bio. Source:https://lnkd.in/gCZq7Bcu #LegacyPlanning #LivingTrust #EstatePlanning #YourLegacyYourWay #PeaceofMind #FamilySecurity #FinancialFreedom #LegacyCrafting #ControlYourLegacy #LegalAdvice #LawlerFirm #LegacyControl #ProtectYourFamily #LegacyBuilding #WillsVsLivingTrust #SecureYourFuture #PrivateEstatePlanning #LegacyOnYourTerms #PlanYourLegacy
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Blending two families together is always a complicated process, and making sure that all of your children and stepchildren get an equal inheritance can get tricky as well. But don't worry—the experts at Phelps LaClair are here to help. We lay out the three most important estate planning steps you need to take at the link below. #blendedfamilies #estateplanningtips #willsandtrusts https://lnkd.in/gZwQJYPk
Estate Planning for Blended Families: A Detailed Guide
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https://settlewise.us/ Check out our latest newsletter article where we debunk common myths, explain the importance of wills and trusts, and provide valuable insights tailored to immigrant families. Discover why estate planning is essential for safeguarding your family's future, navigating legal complexities, and ensuring your wishes are honored. Read the article here : https://lnkd.in/gMqYy-dz
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🌟 Don’t Leave Your Legacy to Chance! 🌟 🔥 Your estate plan is a love letter to those you leave behind. Don’t wait until it’s too late to express your wishes clearly and legally. Protect your assets and your loved ones’ future by drafting your Will today! 🔥 Here’s why every adult should consider this crucial document as a cornerstone of their financial planning: 1. Control Over Your Estate: 🏡 Your Will specifies exactly how you want your assets divided and who gets what. Without it, your estate will be distributed according to the law, which might not reflect your personal wishes or your family's needs. 2. Protection for Loved Ones: 💕 A Will ensures that those you care about most—from children to aging parents—are taken care of according to your wishes, not left to the mercy of default legal processes. 3. Minimise Disputes: ❤️🩹 A clear Will can reduce family conflict by clearly outlining your intentions and helping to avoid potential disputes among family members over your assets. 4. Appoint Guardians: 🌻 If you have children, a Will is vital to nominate guardians for them in the unfortunate event of your untimely death. Without your expressed direction, the courts will decide who takes this significant role. 5. Streamline the Legal Process: 💼 With a Will, you streamline the executorship process, making it easier and potentially faster for your beneficiaries to receive their inheritance, reducing stress during an already difficult time. Having a last Will and Testament isn't just about legality—it's about love, legacy, and leaving no room for uncertainty. 🙌🏼 #EstatePlanning #WillAndTestament #FinancialPlanning #ProtectYourLegacy
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This article deals with the “people planning” of an estate plan. How does a family ensure that beneficiaries benefit from the trust? How do you plan for blended families? What is the best distribution type for your family? These are the important questions to ask when designing everything from a revocable living trust to a private trust company. https://lnkd.in/g-95-8eK #trustsandestate #peopleplanning #estateplanning #familygovernance
The People Planning of an Estate Plan - Grupp Law Firm LLC
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Most estate planners now recommend avoiding the black and white rules of the traditional incentive trust. There are many stories of heirs wasting or mismanaging inheritances and other stories of inheritances changing heirs for the worse.
Discover The Best Type Of Trust To Protect Your Wealth And Support Your Heirs
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