Life Estate and Estate Planning: How They Play Out
A life estate is a legal arrangement wherein your interest in real estate is transferred automatically to someone else when you die.
A life estate is a legal arrangement wherein your interest in real estate is transferred automatically to someone else when you die.
Parents of children with special needs receiving government benefits have additional concerns creating their estate plans include a special needs trust.
As times passes, your estate planning goals may change. One example of a change in priorities is to make provisions for charitable giving.
Taking time to engage in a family meeting while creating or just after creating an estate plan can help to avoid conflict when implementation occurs.
When creating an estate plan, consider using a living trust. Trusts do not overly complicate your planning. In fact, they may make your plan more efficient.
Which actions must be expressly described within the document in order to be authorize a durable power of attorney? The following are eight examples.