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How To Select A Trustee For Your Special Needs Trust

How To Select A Trustee For Your Special Needs Trust

by Jim Miskell | Sep 27, 2022 | Blog, Estate Planning, Financial, Trusts

Confidently choosing the right trustee for any trust is a difficult and extremely important decision. The decision becomes even more important in the case of choosing the right trustee for the trust you have created to protect your loved one with special...
Inheritance Trusts: Setting Your Loved Ones Up for Security

Inheritance Trusts: Setting Your Loved Ones Up for Security

by Jim Miskell | Jul 21, 2022 | Blog, Estate Planning, Financial, Trusts

Anyone with children knows the worry of what will happen to them when you’re gone. After all, even sturdy, successful kids can be knocked off their feet which is why many parents try to leave a cushion in the form of an inheritance. Doing so means building a financial...
Spring Cleaning Is More Than Just Cleaning Windows: 4 Steps to Cleaning Up Your Estate Plan

Spring Cleaning Is More Than Just Cleaning Windows: 4 Steps to Cleaning Up Your Estate Plan

by Jim Miskell | Mar 17, 2022 | Advance Health Care Directives, Blog, Estate Planning, Probate and Estate Administration, Trusts

Daylight savings is now behind us and spring is officially in the air. As winter thaws, trees start to regain their foliage, and the first tulips begin peeking out, the world feels flush with energy. New life is everywhere and with it, newfound motivation. Spring is...
Revocable Trusts & Irrevocable Trusts: How to Know What is Right for Your Planning Needs 

Revocable Trusts & Irrevocable Trusts: How to Know What is Right for Your Planning Needs 

by Jim Miskell | Mar 3, 2022 | Advance Health Care Directives, Blog, Estate Planning, Probate and Estate Administration, Trusts

I met with my longtime client Stan to review his planning. Stan is a widower and his daughter, Anna, is his only child and sole beneficiary. His assets are well below the estate tax threshold. He has retirement savings, personal property, and a house. During our...

Protect Your Children’s Inheritance with a Trust

by Debra Robinson | Oct 28, 2016 | Debra Robinson Law Group, Estate Planning, Trusts

Whether you have been married 5 years or 50, you may have a common estate planning concern:  what if one of you dies and the survivor remarries?  A new relationship after the death of a spouse does not necessarily diminish the love the survivor had for the deceased...
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