Estate planning attorneys explain what consumers should be aware of when using AI and what their lawyer’s professional responsibilities should include.
Wills and trusts are essential legal tools for managing and distributing assets after death. While they share similar goals, each serves a distinct purpose in estate planning. Explore the differences, how to select an executor or trustee, and the risks of do-it-yourself estate planning.
Estate planning attorneys explain what consumers should be aware of when using AI and what their lawyer’s professional responsibilities should include.
How to transfer assets to minor children, the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA), 529 plans, naming a caregiver for a minor child in a Will and more.
Assets such as life insurance, annuities, pension plans, 401ks and IRAs have beneficiary designation forms as part of the set-up process.
Understand how to plan and manage your digital assets such as photos, email accounts and passwords during life and in your estate documents.
ACTEC Fellows discuss 5 reasons why you may want to update your Will and Estate Plan, such as after a move or divorce, when your children have grown or have substance abuse problems, or if you own a business.
What’s the best way to leave assets to minor children? Should children receive equal assets? What’s a Pot Trust? These and other questions are answered by estate planning advisors.
Selecting an executor or trustee to oversee your will or trust requires careful consideration. Learn about this topic from professionals in trusts and estates.