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Make-A-Will Month: Why a Will Isn’t a Complete Estate Plan

Make-A-Will Month: Why a Will Isn’t a Complete Estate Plan

by Trust Counsel | Aug 14, 2026 | Articles, Estate Planning

A family called us after losing their mother. She had a will, properly signed and perfectly valid. But it didn’t tell anyone who had legal authority to be with the children in the first 72 hours, who could pay the mortgage while the accounts were frozen in...
Friends Don’t Let Friends Go Without an Estate Plan

Friends Don’t Let Friends Go Without an Estate Plan

by Trust Counsel | Aug 3, 2026 | Articles, Estate Planning

How to have the estate planning conversation with the people you love without making it weird.There’s a phrase most of us remember from decades past: “Friends don’t let friends drive drunk.” It was simple, direct, and it worked, because it...
Trump Accounts: What Every Parent of a Baby Born 2025–2028 Needs to Know

Trump Accounts: What Every Parent of a Baby Born 2025–2028 Needs to Know

by Trust Counsel | Jul 24, 2026 | Articles, Asset Protection

If your baby was born on or after January 1, 2025, the federal government has set aside $1,000 for your child. The account is available now. Contributions opened on July 4, 2026. And most families have not yet taken the step to claim it.The account is called a Trump...
Asset Protection Trusts for Business Owners: Who Needs One and When to Act

Asset Protection Trusts for Business Owners: Who Needs One and When to Act

by Trust Counsel | Jul 15, 2026 | Articles, Asset Protection

Four years before a wrongful termination lawsuit landed on his desk, Marcus transferred his investment real estate portfolio into a lifetime asset protection trust.There was no lawsuit on the horizon. There was no specific threat he was trying to outrun. There was...
Asset Protection Trusts for Business Owners: How They Work

Asset Protection Trusts for Business Owners: How They Work

by Trust Counsel | Jul 10, 2026 | Articles, Asset Protection

The lawsuit came from a contract dispute with a former vendor. By the time it was resolved, the business owner had spent fourteen months in litigation, paid six figures in legal fees, and watched a judgment place a lien on real estate he had spent two decades...
The New Tax Law and Your Family’s Trust: What to Know Now

The New Tax Law and Your Family’s Trust: What to Know Now

by Trust Counsel | Jul 3, 2026 | Articles, Estate Tax

A client forwarded me a CNBC article last week with a note: “Does this affect our trust?”It was a reasonable question. The article described a provision buried in the One Big Beautiful Bill that tax lawyers and accountants are calling a double taxation...
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