
A History of Trusts
We take for granted that the tool of a revocable living trust is available to us. We can create a legal document where we usually
We take for granted that the tool of a revocable living trust is available to us. We can create a legal document where we usually
Under Florida law, life insurance is exempt from the claims of creditors. The exemption is rooted in public policy in the sense that when a
A common mistake, particularly with young parents who come into my office, is the naming of minor children as beneficiaries to financial assets such as
Ken and Barb have a joint trust that provides for one another and upon the death of the survivor of them the trust is to
I was very close to my great grandmother, whom I called “Bubby.” A framed picture in my home includes her image along with an 1890
Many clients become confused between the difference of the duties and responsibilities of the person you name as a Durable Power of Attorney (“DPOA”) and
When you have a revocable living trust, you typically serve as your own trustee. Upon your inability to serve as your own trustee, you name
The last few years have brought several favorable developments for same sex couples in the tax and estate planning arenas. The Supreme Court ruled in
“James,” a widower, sat in my office as we prepared his will together. “My sons don’t have the time or expertise to serve as my
I’ve written in the past about a variety of ways to modify problem trusts. I mentioned one technique, “trust decanting” as a viable option. Today,
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