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Using a Trust to Give to a Charity

Giving to a charity after death is one of the best ways to leave a lasting, beneficial mark on the

Cryptocurrency is so new that many investors (people that own cryptocurrency) forget to include it in their will or trust.

In 2013, Maryland became the first state south of the Mason-Dixon line to legalize same-sex marriage, according to USA Today.

The majority of estate plans that have a trust include a revocable, or “living” trust. A living trust allows the

Senior citizens are often the target of financial abuse. Fraud schemes are not only more likely to work on an

According to a New York Times article, in the United States, the average lifespan is 81.2 years for women, while

The majority of Americans do not have a will or a trust. According to USA Today, 64 percent of Americans

According to the American Bar Association, medical advancements have and will continue to allow more and more developmentally challenged children

Our families change over time. Children and grandchildren are born. Some people get a divorce and remarry. Bank accounts are

A Comprehensive Durable Power of Attorney is imperative for all adults who wish to take care of their finances should