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Divorce

What Estate Plan Changes Do Divorce Necessitate?

POSTED ON: November 17, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate plans need to be updated after a divorce. Rarely do you hear of people getting married with the expectation of divorce in their future. In general, couples enter marriage believing they will be together forever. They build their lives anticipating long-term goals. Many couples include estate planning in these long-term plans. According to a […]
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Estate planning exemptions

Will My Estate Planning Exemptions Disappear?

POSTED ON: November 16, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Tax exemptions may be changing with new legislation. Although the actions and decisions of people impact other people, most choices have a minimal reach. This is not the case when it comes to state and federal lawmakers. The choices made by those in power affect Americans for generations. According to a recent Mondaq article titled […]
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No beneficiary designation

What Happens If Accounts Have No Beneficiary?

POSTED ON: November 15, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Failing to designate a beneficiary on your accounts can cause problems for your estate. Assets come in all shapes and sizes. While some assets like a house take up significant physical space, others are held in accounts. Whether these accounts are bank accounts, retirement accounts, or investment accounts; it is likely each of these has […]
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Estate plan

What is the Purpose of Creating an Estate Plan?

POSTED ON: November 12, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Having an estate plan is foundational to protecting loved ones and assets. People are planners. We plan our routes when driving. We prepare for meetings at work. We develop five- and ten-year plans. According to a recent Digital Journal article titled “What is an Estate Plan and What are its Benefits?,” many people, unfortunately, neglect […]
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Pass wealth

How Should I Pass Wealth to My Heirs?

POSTED ON: November 11, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
One can pass wealth to heirs using a variety of options. Whether you have been working for decades or years, you likely have accumulated assets. While you are alive, you use these to keep you fed, clothed, sheltered, and safe. After you have died, these assets no longer benefit you. According to a recent AARP […]
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Celebrities

What Can I Learn from the Estates of Celebrities?

POSTED ON: November 10, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Celebrities often make headlines for a variety of reasons. However, when they make the news after they have died, that is when we learn of their estate planning mistakes. Most people live their lives in relative anonymity. They go to work, pay their bills, and care for their families with no fanfare. They are remembered […]
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Cryptocurrency

How Can I Include Cryptocurrency in My Estate Plan?

POSTED ON: November 9, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Cryptocurrency should be included in the estate plans of those who hold these assets. The world has grown increasingly digital. Pictures and movies no longer need to be taken on film. Music can be streamed rather than played from records, tapes, or compact discs. Sidebar: I actually remember 8-track tapes and had quite a collection […]
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Probate process

What is Involved in the Probate Process?

POSTED ON: November 8, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
The probate process does not have to be scary. Few Americans understand probate. In fact, some adults are not even aware of its existence. Perhaps this is because probate highlights an unpleasant reality. It reminds people of their own mortality. According to a recent WTOP article titled “Everything You Need to Know About Probate,” the probate […]
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Bank Account Access

Should I Provide Bank Account Access to My Children?

POSTED ON: November 5, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Giving bank account access should be carefully considered prior to taking action. As children become adults, they get to know their parents in new ways. Although parents will always be parents and children will always be children, the relationship begins to resemble more of a peer relationship at the functional level. Parental advice becomes less […]
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Trust or will

Should I Choose a Will or a Trust?

POSTED ON: November 3, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Some individuals could get away with having either a trust or a will. Estate planning involves making decisions. You will need to choose who makes decisions if you become incapacitated. It also will be important to select heirs and perhaps protect their inheritance "for" or "from" them as needed. According to a recent MSN recent […]
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