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Allowing Some Children to Live in Mom’s House Messes Up Other Kids Inheritance

Letting Some of the Kids Live in Mom’s House May Lead to Costly Litigation Frequently we run across situations where parents will leave their residences to one or more of their children in their will or their trust. If they only have one child then the situation is usually okay…

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Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts for Asset Protection

Don’t wait until you get sued to do asset protection BENEFITS OF AN IRREVOCABLE LIFE INSURANCE TRUST (ILIT) Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts – These types of trusts are not often thought of as an asset protection device.  However, they have many benefits, including: Permanent guarantee of money to your heirs…

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Estate Planning Dangers in Deeding Property

The wrong kind of deed can have expensive and unintended consequences. Once the horse is out of the barn you can get back! What is a deed? Real estate property ownership is legally changed by a document commonly known as a deed which is signed by the person making the…

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New Wife Convinced Husband to Leave Estate to Her Which Cut Out His Children

Older Affluent Man – New Wife & Step Mother – Man’s Kids Lose! We recently handled an unfortunate situation where a mature man who was quite successful and had a lot of assets including several companies married a younger woman. He was only married a couple of years when he…

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Life Insurance Trusts

A permanent estate builder that provides asset protection and covers future generations What does a Life Insurance trust do? Life Insurance Trusts – A Life Insurance Trust is a permanent, irrevocable trust that is established to own one or more life insurance policies that cannot be altered, amended, or revoked.…

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Trusts Used to Control Assets

Assets can be controlled through a trust for a long time Trust determines who is in control Trusts Used to Control Assets – Basically, the trust document establishing the trust states who controls the trust assets (monies, accounts and properties) and gives detailed instructions on how much, when, and under…

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Trusts for Special Needs of Disabled Persons

Disabled persons on public assistance can lose benefits if they inherit money in the wrong form Purposes of special needs trusts Trusts for Special Needs – Special Needs Trusts are used to hold money and property for specific periods of time, and to pay out the money and property according…

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