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Tag: trusts

Discover how trusts can protect your assets, avoid probate, and provide for loved ones with expert guidance on estate planning strategies.

Estate Planning

Sometimes Stuff Is the Most Important Part of Your Estate Plan

Most people usually think about who will receive their retirement and bank accounts, life insurance proceeds, real estate, and other valuable possessions upon their death. However, a person’s personal property …

Giving Trusts: Family Affair
Charitable Giving / Estate Planning

Giving Trusts: It’s a Family Affair

One of my recent articles for Jewish News was on the subject of Giving Trusts. Charitable giving is increasingly considered both a privilege and hobby, yet fewer families give to …

Prevent Burried Alive
Estate Planning / Trust Administration

Prevent Being Buried Alive – Inlcude in Your Will

A person being buried alive has happened in several different soap operas. If you have a real fear of this, we can put provisions into your will and trust to …

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