Fiduciaries of all types are under scrutiny for implementing practices that are in the best interest of beneficiaries of the trust they manage. Liability can
Whenever my five-year old finds coins on the ground, he gets really excited. He’ll pick up that penny or a quarter and exclaim, “Look at
When it comes to estate planning there are terms and titles that people often use interchangeably. Power of attorney, executor, trustee, and beneficiary are just
Regardless if you are an experienced fiduciary functioning as conservator, an executor working to close a family member’s estate, or a new trustee for a close friend’s trust, the process of locating and marshaling assets can be challenging.
If you are in the process of estate planning, naming a trustee and successor trustee is a critical piece of the puzzle. In their role,
Protecting your family’s legacy through a family trust is an essential part of estate planning. No matter which type of trust you choose, selecting the
When beginning the estate planning process, consider the pros and cons of a revocable vs. irrevocable trust, like tax benefits and trustee control.
Be prepared for the passing of a loved one by first understanding which forms must be filed for the decedent’s estate, including IRS Form 1041.
On the football field, nowhere is trust more important than at the quarterback position. With every snap, a quarterback puts his own career and health
What if your loved one unexpectedly passed away and you were locked out of your banking account? Worse yet, what if the court became involved and decided that the assets you and your spouse worked so hard to acquire should belong to someone else?
