Trusts

Adding a trust to your estate plan can protect your assets from creditors, help you qualify for Medicaid or give you more control over the inheritance that family members receive. However, all of the careful planning for your trust will become meaningless if you don't...

You love your child, but you aren’t blind to their problems. Maybe they have a substance abuse disorder, a gambling problem or just make one poor financial decision after another in life. You want to provide for them after you’re gone, but you’re worried that...

Estate planning is all about looking to the future, in the hopes of providing security one for oneself and loved ones. The appropriate use of the tools of estate planning can facilitate that, and one key category of tools is the trust. Trusts can help with the passing...