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Individuals include trusts in their estate plans to provide finances for loved ones, invest in well-loved communities or reduce taxes on high-value assets. At their core, trusts allow people to protect parts of their hard-earned estates from estate taxes. Of the...
When you have a loved one with special needs, you may have questions about how you can help them in life. Providing for them as a part of your estate plan may help you give them support, but it is important to choose your estate planning tools wisely to protect both...
For years, bypass trusts were a practical way for people to avoid an excessive estate tax burden. Yet, changes to the tax in recent years may make you reconsider whether this type of trust is still necessary to protect your wealth. Since the current exemptions are...
A lot of people with intellectual disabilities, including autism, manage to function fairly independently -- even when they still need someone to protect their interests. If you're the parent of a special needs child who will soon become a legal adult, you face some...