Now that you are an adult, your parents' legal authority is very limited if not completely gone. This new-found freedom may sound exciting,

"So, how is a Will different from a Trust?", I thought it might be helpful to answer that question here, in plain English.

In this day and age of frivolous lawsuits and high divorce rates, discretionary trusts should be considered for all of your beneficiaries.

No matter what states/jurisdictions you are in, however, it is always a good idea to create a formal, written operating agreement—even for a

The problem is, in many cases, the type of planning you have right now may not be enough to protect you and your family.

Two asset protection tips that you can use right now to protect your assets from creditors, predators, and lawsuits.

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While Trusts commonly provide asset protection for beneficiaries, few trusts protect assets owned by the person who created the trust.

Ensure your estate plan is up to date. Do not leave home without making sure you have provided for your financial health and the future of

4 Tips for Avoiding a Will or Trust Contest Of course, you love your family and have the utmost confidence in them. But to ensure no one...