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Which is right for you and your family?
Joint Revocable Trust
For married couples only; generally fist time marriages; longterm marriages; lots of joint property; and a common distribution plan.
Individual Revocable Trust
Unmarried individuals, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th marriages; his, mine and ours children; lots of separate property; and vastly different distribution plans.
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Both a Will and a Trust can be the cornerstone of your Estate Plan. However, they each operate at different times and in different ways.
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We use the word Spendthrift to describe Trusts and Beneficiaries. Essentially describing how we protect some beneficiaries from themselves.
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Moving to s new state can affect how your Estate Plan will work. Just like with having children and changes to your finances...when moving to a new state you need to review your Estate Plan.
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Technically an Estate Plan is good as long as it isn't revoked. However, changes to the law and your circumstances may mean that your Estate Plan won't work as well as it should.
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If you are relying on a Power of Attorney for incapacity planning you need to watch this.
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You - During your life.
Your Loved Ones - After you are gone.
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If you have one of these you should get the other too.
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It's nobody's business what's in your Trust. This is how it stays private.
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