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Will Your Heirs Know How to Access Your Crypto Holdings?

Without a clear plan, your cryptocurrency wallet and assets could become permanently inaccessible after your death.
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What Is Gifting in Estate Planning?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has its hand out for tax dollars associated with your generosity. However, there are tax-smart loopholes.
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What Is Community Property and Does It Matter for Estate Planning?

If you live in a community property state, such as Texas and California, how you and your spouse own assets can affect everything from taxes to inheritance rights.
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When Should Special Needs Planning Start?

Special needs planning should begin as early as possible—long before a child reaches adulthood—to ensure lifelong care, financial security and legal protection.
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Planning for the Loss of a Spouse

Are you sure that your legal documents and financial accounts reflect the wishes of you and your spouse in terms of benefits and who inherits what?
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Upcoming Wedding? Older Couples Should Consider Premarital Agreement

A premarital agreement offers older couples a thoughtful way to protect assets, clarify financial expectations and strengthen trust before saying ‘I do.’
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Fair vs. Equal: How to Leave an Inheritance that Reflects Family’s Needs

A truly fair inheritance isn’t always about giving each child the same amount—it’s about making thoughtful decisions that reflect each heir’s situation, role and relationship.
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Who Inherits a 401(k) when No Beneficiary Is Designated?

As if losing a parent isn’t hard enough, battling bureaucracy to claim their legacy can feel like a fresh wound.
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Study Identifies Personal Qualities Needed to Start a Business

Launching a business requires more than a good idea—it demands resilience, risk tolerance and strategic decision-making, especially in today’s evolving economy.
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Can a Trust Beneficiary Also Serve as Trustee?

Serving as both trustee and beneficiary is legal in many cases. However, it requires careful structuring to avoid conflicts, preserve fairness and ensure that the trust’s intent is honored.
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