As you prepare your estate plan with your spouse, you may wonder which Trusts can help you most. Trusts are an essential part of estate planning and can help you pass down your assets and wealth as effectively as possible… Read More
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Can Estate Planning Documents Expire?
When creating an estate plan, people often wonder if their documents can expire. Can your will expire? How about trusts? Your Millman Law Group attorney can guide you through your estate planning questions. The truth is that while your estate… Read More
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Who Receives What? 3 Tips for Leaving Assets to Family and Friends
Estate planning is an essential process that ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. However, the process can be complex, particularly when deciding who receives what. To help you navigate this crucial aspect of estate… Read More
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Seniors and Caregivers: Estate Planning Tips
A caregiver, sometimes called a caretaker, is any person who provides care services to another. Seniors who need care may have a caregiver, who may be an adult child or their spouse. Some professional caregivers can be hired through agencies…. Read More
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The Top Mistakes Parents Make When Setting Up a Trust Fund
Establishing a Trust Fund for your child can be an excellent way to guarantee that your child receives financial support after your death or during important times of their life. Trust Funds allow parents to decide how much to leave… Read More
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How Families Use Dynasty Trusts
A dynasty trust is a type of irrevocable trust explicitly created to pass wealth down from generation to generation without incurring unpleasant estate taxes. This type of trust is designed to avoid the generation-skipping transfer tax, allowing your family wealth… Read More
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5 Advantages of Avoiding Probate
When you plan your estate with an experienced lawyer by your side, you can take all possible steps to help your family avoid probate. Why do families wish to avoid probate when they can? Probate is a legal process that… Read More
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Estate Planning for Newlyweds
If you are a newlywed or about to tie the knot during the busy spring and summer wedding season, it’s important to plan for all aspects of your future. One task newlyweds shouldn’t neglect is estate planning. Failing to create… Read More
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The Top Reasons to Have a Will
You probably know a Will declares who receives what part of your estate. You might not know that your Will can do so much more. If you have not yet created your Will as an adult, there are numerous reasons… Read More
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The Role of a Trustee: Answering Your Questions
While you may be familiar with the role of a Trustee and its importance to your estate, you may need to understand what that role fully entails. If you comprehend what is expected of a Trustee, you can more easily… Read More