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One Way a Trust Can Protect Your Spouse

One Way a Trust Can Protect Your Spouse

Your family, like all families, must deal with the challenges of life.  These are the challenges that come, usually unexpectedly, for ourselves and our loved ones.  I met with a man struggling to take care of his wife. She had profound dementia, and he was exhausted...
How a Trust Can Help Protect Your Family

How a Trust Can Help Protect Your Family

A properly drafted trust can be an extremely effective way for you to help set your children up for success. In fact, trust can allow parents to help their children in a way that a Will cannot. This can be especially true when children are dealing with serious...
Do You Need A Trust for Your Estate Plan?

Do You Need A Trust for Your Estate Plan?

There are many situations in which a trust is useful.   For example, if you wish to avoid probate, a trust is very effective.  This is especially true if you own property in two different states. Probate is the process to ensure that property owned by a deceased...
Do You Need a Trust?

Do You Need a Trust?

Before addressing (in future posts) the reasons a trust can be extremely helpful, it may be helpful to know some reasons that people are told they should have a trust . . . but which may not be true. People are sometimes told to have a trust to avoid probate. Most...
Do I Need a Will or a Trust?

Do I Need a Will or a Trust?

Most people understand the basic purpose of a Will. It is the document that describes who will receive their assets when they die. A Will may be sufficient to address the wishes of many people. However, in many cases, a Will may not be sufficient to address specific...