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Larry King

What is the Fate of the Larry King Estate?

POSTED ON: February 19, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Larry King had a career and relationships characterized by highs and lows. Even legends do not life forever. His health had been poor the past few years, when he died at age 87. Larry King had a history of heart trouble and a stroke prior to his contracting COVID-19. According to a recent Wealth Advisor […]
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Beneficiary review

What Is Involved is a Beneficiary Review?

POSTED ON: February 18, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
People should undertake a beneficiary review every few years. You have several types of assets. You own a home. You have retirement accounts and bank accounts. You even purchased a life insurance policy. According to a recent The Street article titled “Secure your IRA – Review Your Beneficiary Forms Now,” some of these assets should […]
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Control of assets

Can I Retain Control of Assets with a Trust?

POSTED ON: February 16, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
A trust allows greater control of assets. People tend to have strong opinions about money. This involves budgeting, investing, and gifting. For this reason, many people have distinct goals for estate planning. According to a recent FED Week article titled “Control of Assets a Key Issue in Deciding on a Trust,” those who have specific […]
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Prince

Was the Prince Estate Undervalued?

POSTED ON: February 12, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
The estate of Prince is still making headlines. No, really. Prince was a talented musician. He was also a memorable human. Very few people change their names to a symbol and then back to their names. When Prince died of a fentanyl overdose in 2016, the world was not ready to lose his talent. According […]
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Fund the trust

What Happens If I Do Not Fund the Trust I Created?

POSTED ON: February 11, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
After creating a trust it is important to "fund" the trust. Your circumstances and goals necessitated a trust as part of your estate plan. The instructions outlined in the trust provide an equal division of the assets among your children. You find this fair and fitting. According to a recent nwi.com article titled “Estate Planning: […]
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Reasons for estate planning

Is There More to Estate Planning Than a Will?

POSTED ON: February 8, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate planning is one important step to caring for your loved ones after your incapacity or death. I have heard many excuses over my career as an estate planning attorney. Many people think estate planning is only for the super wealthy. Others believe it is only important if they are married or have children. These […]
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After spouse dies

Can a Checklist Help Me After My Spouse Dies?

POSTED ON: February 2, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
You may need to tackle a checklist after the death of your spouse. Loosing the love of your life is hard. This is, of course, an understatement. Nothing can prepare you for the pain of such a loss. Unfortunately, the world ignores this burden and continues to make demands. According to a recent Forbes article […]
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Unfunded trust

How Does One Remedy an Unfunded Trust?

POSTED ON: January 29, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
An unfunded trust will undermine your estate planning. Your estate planning goals included avoiding probate. You also desired to simplify asset management should you become incapacitated. Consequently, your experienced estate planning attorney recommended a revocable living trust. You agreed and happily signed the papers for the creation of your living trust. According to a recent […]
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Estate planning checklist

What Should I Add to My Estate Planning Checklist?

POSTED ON: January 27, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
An estate planning checklist can keep you accountable and organized. When it comes to estate planning, creating and reviewing your plan is a significant step. Without an estate plan in place, you will leave the settlement of your affairs up to the probate courts and the laws of your state. This is not ideal. Your […]
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Letter of last instruction

Do I Need a Letter of Last Instruction?

POSTED ON: January 25, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
A letter of last instruction can provide clarity to loved ones. Creating an estate plan is the most important step you can take to protect your loved ones when you die. If you have done this, your estate will be settled and assets distributed through legally recognized means. Although you have your estate plan in […]
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