Wills and living trusts are two of the most fundamental estate planning documents. While both accomplish the same primary objective in an estate plan of directing the distributions of your money and property to your desired beneficiaries after you pass away, a...
In a revocable living trust you absolutely do not! You keep full control. As the trustee of your trust you can do everything you could do before, including buying, selling, investing, etc. You can make changes or even canels your trust, that’s why it is called a...
Contemplating incapacity can be as anxiety-inducing as thinking about death. The following estate planning tools can ensure that you do not end up in legal limbo due to a mental or physical disorder that renders you unable to manage your affairs or make decisions. A...
