Q: I am in a second marriage and we are about to file for divorce. I have two teenagers from a prior marriage and one child from my current husband, and there are various business and real estate assets that we are negotiating on. Should I do anything with my estate plan now or wait [...]
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Q: We’re in the process of updating our estate and financial plans and all the rules seems so confusing, especially those on trusts. Are trusts something we need? Can you give us some ideas and guidelines? – R.S., California A: Do you want to make sure your family is specifically provided for if you become [...]
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Q: A friend is updating her estate plan has ask me to serve as trustee should she die or be unable to handle her affairs? This is very good friend and I would do almost anything to help her, but I don’t know what I’m getting myself into. Please provide some background information on what’s [...]
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