Why you Need an Estate Plan Post 2013 Tax Act

Estate planning is the process of designating, during your life, the disposition of your assets upon your death in a manner that attempts to eliminate administrative uncertainties, reduce taxes, and maximize asset protection. The process of estate planning typically includes preparation of legal documents such Read More …

Trustees should do more for disabled beneficiary: judge

NEW YORK, Jan 8 (Reuters) – On her final day as Manhattan Surrogate, Kristen Booth Glen issued a “clarion call” for trustees who oversee funds for beneficiaries with mental and physical disabilities, saying they must use trust money to improve the beneficiaries’ lives. In ordering Read More …

Can my Ex-Wife get something when I die?

When someone passes away, your estate plan, which includes your wills and trusts, will determine who will inherit your assets. If, in your trust, you had named beneficiaries to your assets, then the named assets will automatically pass on to them. Depending on the situation Read More …