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Trust Mill Scams

Trust Mill Scams

Do You Really Want to Work? Five years ago, people complained they couldn’t find work. Today, there are so many jobs available, and no one wants to work. Instead, robbers, burglars, drug dealers, and scammers pervade the landscape. Scamming has become the new normal....

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Probate Process — Basic Steps

Probate Process — Basic Steps

Probate Process Probate process basic steps. When someone passes away, their estate is generally required to go through probate unless there was a valid trust in place. It is a lengthy and often expensive process. Expensive not just in terms of the financial cost, but...

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Life Insurance and Your Estate Plan

Life Insurance and Your Estate Plan

Reasons for having an insurance policy. Do you have life insurance? If not, have you considered purchasing some? Life insurance is one of the most important components of an estate plan. There are a number of reasons why you might consider incorporating life insurance...

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Estate Planning for Artists

Estate Planning for Artists

Estate planning for artists. Do any of the following apply to you? Do you create art as a hobby? While you might not be making money from your art, your work might nonetheless have value either later in your life or after you die. For that reason, it’s important that...

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Trustee Powers

Trustee Powers

What Powers Should I Give to My Trustee? Trustee powers. What Powers Should I Give to My Trustee? A grantor can grant to her trustee any number of powers. She can expand, limit, or restrict the powers that her trustee may exercise. Here are just a few of the many...

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Cryptocurrency and Your Estate Plan

Cryptocurrency and Your Estate Plan

Do you own Cryptocurrency? Crypto and Estate Plan. Do you own cryptocurrency? If so, you may be wondering with all of the controversy if it is still a good investment. The answer is probably, but no one knows for sure. Some experts say the long-term cryptocurrency...

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Can I Modify, Amend, or Revoke My Trust?

Can I Modify, Amend, or Revoke My Trust?

What does it mean to modify, amend, or revoke a trust?   To revoke means to annul by recalling or taking back something. To modify means to make changes to something in an effort to improve it. To amend a document is to make minor changes to make...

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