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Use Estate Planning to Avoid Adult Guardianship—and Elder Abuse: Part 2

Use Estate Planning to Avoid Adult Guardianship—and Elder Abuse: Part 2

by Trust Counsel | Sep 27, 2019 | Articles, Asset Protection, Estate Planning, Family, Incapacity, Retirement

In the first part of this article we discussed how some professional adult guardians have used their powers to abuse the seniors placed under their care (https://trustcounsel.com/2019/09/use-estate-planning-to-avoid-adult-guardianship-and-elder-abuse/).  In this...
Where There’s a Will, There Isn’t Always an Estate Plan

Where There’s a Will, There Isn’t Always an Estate Plan

by Trust Counsel | Sep 19, 2019 | Articles, Asset Protection, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Family, High Net Worth, Trusts, Wills

Have you ever heard the saying “Where there’s a will, there’s a way”? Well, for millions of Americans the fact is that where there’s a will, there isn’t always an estate plan. Ask anyone if their estate plan is up-to-date, and you might get a lot of different answers....

Use Estate Planning to Avoid Adult Guardianship—and Elder Abuse

by Trust Counsel | Sep 13, 2019 | Articles, Uncategorized

Elder abuse can take a wide variety of forms, but we think the worst of the worst is caused by unscrupulous adult guardians appointed by a court to care for seniors who are no longer able to care for themselves. And though you may not want to believe such a thing...

3 Estate Planning Concerns For Married, Same-Gender Couples

by Trust Counsel | Sep 6, 2019 | Articles, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Family, Financial

Now that same-gender couples can legally marry in all 50 states, more Americans than ever before are enjoying the rights and benefits that come with marriage. Estate planning, in particular, is one arena where these new rights and benefits are readily apparent. With...
Tennis prodigy Coco Gauff ́s most challenging opponent…taxes!

Tennis prodigy Coco Gauff ́s most challenging opponent…taxes!

by Trust Counsel | Sep 5, 2019 | Articles, Estate Planning, Estate Tax

The Complex Taxation of International Child Sports Stars Every child star who makes it big in sports must also face one of the least talked-about challenges there is – the complex rules of international taxation. The world watched in awe this year as Cori “Coco”...

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