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Great question that was recently asked by a potential client. She got bad advice...always double check any advice you get.
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1. A Life Insurance Trust, know as an ILIT.
2. Gifting.
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While you are alive 'n kicking your revocable trust remains that way. After certain events, that revocable trust becomes irrevocable.
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Death and Taxes...the only certainties. However, we can control how much of an assets value is subject to tax.
Short answer - Yes.
Right answer - You Shouldn't.
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Putting your child on your bank account can spell disaster. Find out how this seemingly innocent act can cost you a fortune.
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1. Incapacity.
2. Late State for Medicaid Planning.
3. After You Pass Away.
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If you've ever been through probate you know the answer to this question. People want to avoid probate because it can be a difficult and costly process.
When splitting assets amongst your heirs, you don't have to make the values equal for things to be fair.
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