Estate Planning and Asset Protection
- Prepare and process wills, living wills, durable general powers of attorney, and health care powers of attorney.
- Prepare and process revocable living trust (ABQD or AB or single grantor) and related tax and other documents with all special provisions.
- Prepare and process irrevocable trusts for life insurance and for the splitting of income to minors.
- Prepare and process all documentation necessary for private annuities, installment sales, and other freezing techniques.
- Advise and counsel on how to document a family¹s financial status to qualify them for lines of credit or loans.
- Advise on how to integrate multi-generational families so as to minimize taxes and problems.
- Set up family partnerships.
- Set up uniform gifts to minors structures.
- Handle all transfers of assets from individuals to trusts or to businesses.
- Prepare and implement pre-marriage agreements, post-marriage agreements, or divorce agreements to clarify, simplify, and organize the spousal relationship.
Related Preventive Law Studies
- The 14 Pillars for Family Survival
- The Basic Legal Emergency Documents for Everyone in the United States 18 and Over
- Consolidated Liquid Asset Management Account (CLAMA)
- Create a Successful Family Dynasty
- The Family Constitution
- The Family Fortress Dynasty Trust and the Revocable Living Trust
- How to Untangle the Tangle: How to Handle Gifting of Partnership Interests with Multiple Assets to Minimize Appraisal Costs
- The Ideal Estate and Asset Protection Plan for the Successful Family
- The Indemnity Agreement Gives Legal Protection to People Involved In Families, Businesses and Charities
- Information for Families and Businesses on the Confidentiality Agreement
- Use of a “Capstone Pillbox” to Protect the General Partnership Interest of a Limited Partnership and Provide Additional Benefits
- Symbols and Abbreviations Used in Legal ArchitecturalBlueprints for Business, Estates and FoundationsBy:
- Client Care Commitment Policy
- Charting Progress With Your Financial Instrument Panel
- How to Untangle the Tangle: How to Handle Gifting of Partnership Interests with Multiple Assets to Minimize Appraisal Costs
- Benefits Of Maintaining Client Originals In Attorney’s Fireproof Safe – A Special Preventive Law Service: Keeping Your Most Important Documents Safe
- Advantages Of The Six Generation Family Fortress Dynasty Trust (FFDT): Building Your Family Fortress
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Checklists
- Checklist of Common Mistakes in Durable General Power of Attorney
- Checklist of Common Mistakes in an Irrevocable Trust
- Checklist of Common Mistakes in a Living Will
- Checklist of Common Mistakes in a Revocable Trust
- Checklist of Common Mistakes in a Will
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FAQs
- FAQs: The Babysitter Consent Form
- FAQs: Durable General Power Of Attorney
- FAQs: Durable Mental Health Care Power of Attorney
- FAQs: Integrity Agreement
- FAQs: Last Will and Testament
- FAQs: The Living Will
- FAQs: Revocable Living Trust
- FAQs: Durable Mental Health Care Power of Attorney (aka “Advanced Instruction on Mental Health Treatment”)
- FAQs: Authorization for Release of Health Care Records Pursuant to HIPAA and Other Laws
- FAQs: Durable Medical Power Of Attorney
- FAQs: About the “Statement of Wishes”
- FAQs: Funeral and Burial Instructions
Legal Architectural Blueprints
- The Ideal Family Fortress Dynasty Trust
Set Up As Irrevocable Trust ("Symington Trust") - The Ideal Living Family Fortress Dynasty
Trust Revocable Before Death of First Spouse - The Ideal Family Fortress Dynasty Trust
(Now Irrevocable) After One Spouse Has Died - The Ideal Living Family Fortress Dynasty Trust
(Now Irrevocable) On Death of Both Grantors - The Optimum Business Structure
- Wealth Protection Plan At-a-Glance
- Basic Legal Emergency Documents
with Funded Revocable Family Fortress Dynasty Trust & Irrevocable Family Fortress Dynasty Trust
Basic Legal Emergency Documents
with Funded Revocable Family Fortress Dynasty Trust- The Ideal Operating Foundation
- The Standard Legal and Financial Goals
for Our Clients and for the Future and Past Generations of Their Families