Major changes in relationships often bring changes to other, equally important parts of life. Marriage, divorce, and death are some of the most significant life events and all three have the potential to change the way we organize our property and financial planning. While marriage and death are often planned for, divorce often is not. Furthermore, the highly emotional and bureaucratic nature of divorce makes it easy to forget to handle other practical financial concerns, especially if you are exhausted after dealing with ongoing legal issues. However, taking care of your estate plan, including the way you manage your…
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If you own real estate, there are a variety of concerns that you may need to address when creating an estate plan. You may be looking to ensure that ownership of real estate property can be transferred to others with minimal complications or expenses, or you may wish to protect your privacy and maintain anonymity. Land trusts can be an effective tool for doing so. These trusts can help you protect your property and keep it out of probate. They can also help you manage your assets, minimize taxes, and prepare for the future. By understanding how land…
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