How to Simplify Your Estate Plan with a Trust
Will you leave a legacy or a disaster? In this guide, we’ll break down the two most essential estate planning tools you need: a will and a revocable living trust. We’ll also talk about what each one does, how they work together, what it should cost, and the biggest mistake most people make with their […]
When to Use the Domestic Asset Protection Trust (DAPT)
When you want to safeguard hard-earned assets from creditors and lawsuits, everyone looks for a solution that can provide security and peace of mind. A domestic asset protection trust (DAPT) can check both of those boxes. Whether you’re a business owner, a high-net-worth individual, or simply someone looking to protect their financial future, it’ll be […]
Do I Need a Living Trust?- What You Need to Know
Millions of Americans die each year without any type of estate plan in place, and this forces their families into the court system, where they experience huge expenses with probate and significant time delays when they would rather be mourning.
Creative Trust Provisions for Your Children
Many parents and grandparents don’t realize how creative they can be in distributing their assets to their children upon their passing. They think it’s only for rich people and it’s an expensive process with high-powered attorneys. That’s certainly not the case…anybody can control their kids from the grave with unique trust provisions. You’ll love it. […]
Using a Gun Trust in Your Estate Plan
They’re typically formed to work in unison with your Will or Revocable Living Trust and not to replace your Estate Plan.
Estate Planning for Your Pets
The Trust creates a structure so that the money is bestowed to the Guardian of your pet in a proper manner with rules and guidelines
Learn What Not to Do: The Ballad of Prince’s Estate
Procrastination is easy – especially when it comes to something where the benefits won’t be apparent until you are either incapacitated or have passed away. However, if you care about saving your loved ones thousands in legal fees, months of time, and a mountain of headaches and worries, then completing your estate plan is truly a caring act of charitable service that you should consider completing before it becomes everlastingly too late.
