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A trust is an estate planning tool that lets you nominate a trustee to manage specific assets on behalf of your beneficiaries. If you get it right, a trust can considerably expand your estate planning options while granting you control over your estate even after...
A trust is an estate planning tool that lets you nominate a trustee to manage specific assets on behalf of your beneficiaries. If you get it right, a trust can considerably expand your estate planning options while granting you control over your estate even after...
Whether assets are placed in a trust or kept in your estate, you must decide who owns them after your death. If you don't have a will or trust, Maryland law will likely determine who gets your home, art collection or other important belongings. Assuming that you do...
Some important parts of your estate planning don’t involve estate plan documents like wills, trusts and advance directives. You can designate beneficiaries directly on some types of accounts. Retirement accounts are an example. If you’re a federal employee with a...
There are several reasons why many Maryland residents include trusts in their estate plans. Trusts provide individuals with more control over how their assets will be distributed after they pass away, and these versatile estate planning tools can also avoid the public...
Most people in Maryland would agree that planning for the future is a good thing. When you get in your car and take a short drive, chances are you’re not going to get into an accident. Yet, you likely have insurance just in case such an event happens. So, why is it...