Can I set mandatory reevaluation checkpoints every five years?
The question of incorporating regular reevaluation checkpoints into an estate plan, specifically every five years, is a smart one, and …
The question of incorporating regular reevaluation checkpoints into an estate plan, specifically every five years, is a smart one, and …
As an estate planning attorney in San Diego, I frequently encounter clients interested in leaving a legacy that extends beyond …
Community property trusts (CRTs) offer a powerful, yet often misunderstood, tool for managing assets and providing for loved ones, and …
Navigating estate planning after a second marriage requires careful consideration, as blending families and assets introduces complexities not present in …
The question of whether Medicaid can access assets held in an irrevocable trust is a complex one, deeply rooted in …
Planning for the distribution of your assets through a trust isn’t solely about financial accounts and real estate; a significant …
Establishing a comprehensive estate plan is about more than just creating a will or trust; it’s about ensuring all the …
Selecting a trustee for a testamentary trust—a trust created within your will—is a profoundly important decision, demanding careful consideration beyond …
Assigning real estate leases to an irrevocable trust is a complex process requiring careful attention to detail, legal compliance, and …
The smooth transition of trust assets after death is a primary concern for anyone establishing a trust, and rightfully so. …