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Home / Archives for Asset Protection Planning

Is a Revocable Living Trust for Me?

December 4, 2011 by Augusta P. Kuhn

When creating your estate plan, you may consider utilizing a revocable living trust.  While this important estate planning document has many benefits, there are also some reasons why you may not decide to use a revocable living trust in your own planning. Take a look at some of the information below to help you better decide.  If you have any questions or if you’d like to create a revocable living trust, meet with an estate planning attorney. You may wish to create a revocable living trust … [Read more...] about Is a Revocable Living Trust for Me?

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Asset Protection Planning, Inheritance Planning, Probate Avoidance, Revocable Living Trust

Why You Shouldn’t Leave Your Assets to Your Spouse

October 26, 2011 by Augusta P. Kuhn

The “I love you” will is NOT a good way to leave assets to your spouse.  An “I love you” will is as simple will that provides all assets to go directly to the spouse.  If the spouse is not then living, the assets go to the children. Why you shouldn’t leave your assets to your spouse: Outright assets often never reach children.  Children are often unintentionally disinherited  by their parent and intentionally disinherited by a step-parent.  Instead, pass the assets to your surviving spouse in … [Read more...] about Why You Shouldn’t Leave Your Assets to Your Spouse

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Parents of Minor Children, Planning for Minor Children, Wills & Trusts Tagged With: Asset Protection Planning, Inheritance Planning, Outright Distributions, Tax Planning, Trust Planning

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