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Estate Planning When You’re Expecting (or Hope to Be)
Estate Planning When You’re Expecting (or Hope to Be)

Estate planning is an exercise in anticipating potential future events that could affect your plans for what happens if you become incapacitated (unable to manage your own affairs during your lifetime) and how your assets (property and accounts) will be handled after your ...

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  • Estate Planning When You’re Expecting (or Hope to Be)

    Estate planning is an exercise in anticipating potential future events that could affect your plans for what happens if you become incapacitated (unable to manage your own affairs during your ...

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  • How the Wrong Trustee Can Derail Your Estate Plan

    Many estate plans contain revocable living trusts that will become irrevocable (cannot be easily changed or terminated) when the trustmaker dies. Such trusts may benefit the surviving spouse during ...

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  • Where to Keep Your Will, Trust, and Other Estate Documents

    Estate planning attorneys are often asked where original estate planning documents—wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives—should be stored for safekeeping. While there is no ...

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  • How to Prevent Disputes Over Your Will or Trust

    Fighting over provisions in your will or trust can derail your final wishes, rapidly deplete your financial legacy, and tear your loved ones apart. However, with proper planning, you can help your ...

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  • Parents, Do You Have These 3 Estate Planning Documents?

    Approximately three-fourths of Americans do not have a basic will. Many of the same people also have children under the age of 18, which underscores a major misunderstanding about estate plans: They ...

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  • Buying a Home with a Friend or Relative? Here’s What You Need to Know

    Rising housing costs, the desire for companionship, and the need to share resources are increasingly leading buyers to consider co-owning a home with someone other than a spouse, such as a friend, ...

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