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Need help deciding how to structure your trust and choosing the right trustee? Let us help! Who is the right person to watch out for your interests after you're gone: A family member, a member of your financial team, a bank, a professional trustee? To find the right answer, ask yourself the …
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Health Concerns for Seniors - Take steps now to ensure a healthful future. While we can expect to live longer than ever before, senior living includes carefully managing the chronic conditions that come with aging. Making healthy lifestyle choices — like quitting smoking and losing weight — can …
Settling a Deceased Person's Debts - An estate is everything someone owns at the time of death. The process of paying bills and distributing what's left is called probate. The executor of an estate uses assets to pay off debts. This might include writing checks from a bank account or selling …
How Does Marriage Affect Estate Planning? - How does marriage change your long-term financial and estate planning situation? First of all, simply getting married doesn't mean your property is jointly held or will go to your spouse upon your death — it's a complicated situation. If you're in a …
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Want to make sure your children's inheritance is protected in case of divorce? Let us help! You may love your son-in-law or daughter-in-law now, but that could change down the road. So, if you don’t want your money going to your kid’s future ex, here’s what you should do. I recently met with …
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