Can I prevent trust access for heirs who contest the arrangement?
The question of disincentivizing trust contests is a common concern for many estate planning clients, and yes, it is often …
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Can I designate separate trustees for separate asset categories?
The question of whether you can designate separate trustees for different asset categories is a common one in estate planning, …
Can I establish a special needs trust in my estate plan?
Absolutely, establishing a special needs trust is a crucial step in estate planning for families with loved ones who have …
Can the trust be used to settle inter-family debts?
The question of whether a trust can be used to settle inter-family debts is a common one, and the answer …
Can I create restrictions based on the political activity of heirs?
The question of whether you can restrict distributions from a trust based on an heir’s political activity is a complex …
Can my estate plan limit legal jurisdiction for disputes?
The question of whether an estate plan can limit legal jurisdiction for disputes is complex, but the short answer is, …
Can I change an irrevocable trust after it’s created?
Generally, the answer is no, an irrevocable trust is designed to be permanent and unchangeable once established, but there are …
Can a special needs trust support a digital calendar with medication reminders?
The question of whether a special needs trust (SNT) can support a digital calendar with medication reminders is multifaceted, touching …
Can I require conditions before distributions are made?
Absolutely, you can and often should require conditions before distributions are made from a trust, and this is a cornerstone …
How do I resolve this with minimal disruption to my family near by
The phone slipped from Margaret’s grasp, clattering onto the hardwood floor. Her husband John’s face, usually creased with laughter lines, …