Watch the video on Like this video? Subscribe to our channel. Living trusts (revocable trusts) and wills are methods for carrying out your wishes and providing instructions for disposing of your real and personal property when you die. Both documents offer instructions for your representative about how you want your assets distributed in the event of your death, but there are huge differences that can make...
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The A/B Trust used to be one of the most popular estate planning products in a lawyer’s arsenal. Here’s how it previously worked: The first spouse dies and that spouse’s assets are placed into a trust using the first spouse’s estate tax exemption. The second spouse dies and their assets go to the children using the second spouse’s estate tax exemption. The assets in the first spouse’s trust...
Asset protection trusts such as irrevocable trusts require an independent trustee Asset Protection Strategies There are many strategies to take the necessary steps in order to protect your hard earned assets. Unfortunately, there is not a simple solution for every situation. Each person will choose a different method. It is important that the method chosen will be the most beneficial in protecting all of your assets....
