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Unfortunate Outcome; No Wills Available – No Next of Kin
From time to time, the following, unfortunate situation occurs. Recently, a potential client contacted me as she was the Immediate Emergency Contact (ICE) for a good friend of hers who died. He was 84 years old and had expired approximately one week prior in his apartment  before being discovered. My
How does a Trust work?
Trusts are the process by which the grantor transfers legal ownership to a person or institution (called the trustee) to manage the property for the benefit of another person (called the beneficiary).Trusts create a fiduciary relationship between the trustee and the beneficiary. The trustee must act solely in the best
Wills Protect Your Family
The primary purpose of Wills and Trusts created in your Will, but not funded until after your death, is protecting your beneficiaries from themselves and creditors. Trusts created in your Will are called Testamentary Trusts. A By-Pass Trust is a great way to reduce estate taxes but it can also
Planned Giving Techniques
Planned Giving Techniques Supporting your house of worship or favorite charity (exempt entity) through gifts is a great way to reduce income and death taxes. Gifts may include cash and cash equivalents, securities, insurance policies, retirement plan assets, personal property and real property. Subject to rather liberal restrictions, you may