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California Advance Health Care Directives and End-of-Life Decisions
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Coordinating Your Retirement Plans with Your Estate PlanTrust and Estate Planning attorney Brenda Geiger discusses how to properly coordinate your Retirement Plans with Your Estate Plan
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How to Avoid Trust Funding MistakesBrenda Geiger, Carlsbad Trusts and Estate Planning lawyer, explains how proper trust funding is critical in your estate plan.
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Do-it-Yourself Will Doesn’t Work in Florida Supreme CourtA do-it-yourself will doesn't work in many circumstances as explained by Brenda Geiger, J.D.
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Types of Gifting TrustsThe IDGT (Intentionally Defective Grantor Trust). This type of trust is often used to transfer a closely held family business to others in the family and also provide creditor protection for the beneficiaries.
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Annual Exclusion Gifting Trusts (aka, Crummey Trusts):Annual Exclusion Gifting Trusts (aka, Crummey Trusts)
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Who Should be the Trustee of the Gifting Trust?
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US Supreme Court Rules Inherited IRAs are Not Protected as Retirement AccountsOn June 12, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that an inherited IRA is not an asset protected retirement account.
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Is Your Young Adult Child Protected in the Case of a Medical Emergency?Health Care Directive, HIPAA authorization, Statutory Power of Attorney, and an Expanded Durable Power of Attorney are ways to protect college-age students in the event there’s an emergency
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Why You Should Consider Listing Your Revocable Trust as the Primary Beneficiary on Your Life Insurance Policy