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What You Need to Know About Gun Trusts

In the United States, gun trusts are legal tools that enable individuals to own firearms in a legally compliant way and, at the same time, allow them to share access to firearms with others. This approach is beneficial for those…

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How Estate Planning Differs From Elder Law

During the process of planning your future, both financially and medically, you may wonder what the difference between estate planning and elder law is. Estate planning and elder law also have some similarities. Even though these two types of law…

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Health Care Estate Planning Documents: An Overview

Estate planning is most commonly associated with wills, trusts, and passing assets to the next generation. However, there is another part of estate planning that doesn’t get as much attention. It concerns advance health care planning. Have you thought about…

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How Does Estate Administration Work?

The estate administration process involves managing a deceased person's assets and distributing them to their beneficiaries. This process typically includes identifying and inventorying the decedent’s assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing any remaining assets to the beneficiaries named in…

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What a Divorce Means for Estate Planning

It can be difficult to go through a divorce. The process is emotionally and mentally draining. There are many factors to consider that may also change over time. For younger couples, children are likely a top concern. For older couples,…

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Probate: Understanding the Process

Although probate can be minimized or avoided with thoughtful estate planning, sometimes it is required despite its negative reputation. In reality, most heirs will have to navigate the probate process to some degree after losing a loved one. Understanding what…

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The Benefits of Living Trusts for Seniors

Sadly, seniors can be a prime target for financial abuse and fraud. The elderly are often taken advantage of by strangers — and sometimes even their own family members. That’s why it’s important that planning is in place to help…

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