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21. 03

2024

By Judy S. Mock Elder Law and Trust No Comments

Why You Should Take the Time to Create a Legal Plan Now For Your Child With Special Needs

If you have a child with special needs, you may be tempted to assume that if something happens to you or your partner, your other children will take care of their sibling. However, it’s important to take the time now to create a legal plan for your child so that they are always protected no […]

21. 03

2024

By Judy S. Mock Estate Planning No Comments

Crafting Your Trust with a Trust Attorney: What to Include

When you’re working with a trust attorney, it’s crucial to understand what you can include in your trust document. Let’s explore the variety of instructions or restrictions that can make your trust truly yours, ensuring your legacy is managed just the way you envision. Tailoring Your Trust: A Guide to Restrictions Creating a trust allows […]

21. 03

2024

By Judy S. Mock Estate Planning No Comments

Key Differences of Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts

When it comes to estate planning, understanding the different types of trusts available is crucial. Two common types are revocable and irrevocable trusts, each with its own set of features and benefits. As a trust attorney, I often encounter questions about the differences between these two types of trusts and which one might be the […]

21. 03

2024

By Judy S. Mock Estate Planning No Comments

Why Setting Up a Trust is a Smart Move When Buying a New Home

Buying a new home is more than just a significant financial investment; it’s a key component of your overall estate. As you embark on this exciting journey, it’s crucial to consider how this asset will be managed, both now and in the future. One effective strategy for managing real estate assets is setting up a […]

21. 03

2024

By Judy S. Mock Estate Planning No Comments

The Elements of a Valid Trust

When creating a trust, it is important to understand the specific roles involved. The grantor is the person who establishes a trust. The designated beneficiary is the person who receives the assets held in trust when the grantor dies. Probate is unnecessary because trust property passes outside the Last Will and Testament or Intestacy law. […]

26. 02

2024

By Judy S. Mock Elder Law and Trust No Comments

The Best Ways to Maintain Independence as a Sandwich Generation Caregiver

Taking on the task of caregiver for an older or dependent adult can be challenging and stressful. It can also be rewarding. Knowing you’re contributing to your loved one’s quality of life is a good feeling. However, the burden of providing the care and assistance someone else needs can sometimes seem like too much to […]

Why You Should Take the Time to Create a Legal Plan Now For Your Child With Special Needs

Crafting Your Trust with a Trust Attorney: What to Include

Key Differences of Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts

Why Setting Up a Trust is a Smart Move When Buying a New Home

The Elements of a Valid Trust

The Best Ways to Maintain Independence as a Sandwich Generation Caregiver

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