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Trust fund options for parents of special needs children

Assuring children have financial security throughout their lives is a critical duty. It is even more vital when the offspring bear special needs. Fortunately, setting aside money for a child with challenges can be easy. This is especially true if one embarks on the...

Choosing the right trust

While not always easy to think about, adults of any age need to start thinking about wills and estate planning. For people who have already acquired property and other assets, ensuring what you built goes where you want remains key. Depending on your situation,...

Is your executor up for the job?

An executor should know you well, understand what you want, and be able to serve in your best interest after your death. However, they also need to have a number of other skills, because the job itself is quite demanding. Do they have the right communication skills?...

What do estate executors do?

When choosing your executor, you likely want to go for someone that you know well. However, what you should be aiming for is someone who can stand up to the responsibilities that the role entails. Estate executors actually do a lot of heavy lifting when it comes to an...

3 things to know about funeral trusts

If you have ever had to bury a loved one, you probably already know just how expensive funerals can be. Indeed, according to Bankrate, the average burial in Delaware costs nearly $8,000. Funerals with cremations are cheaper, but they still cost roughly $7,000. It...

Estate plan updates to make when moving to Delaware

Every year, people from all over the Mid-Atlantic region move to Delaware. Whether it's to be closer to loved ones or to take advantage of our low taxes, Delaware can be an excellent place to retire. Moving to a new state means a lot of changes in your life. That...

What could happen if you do not have a will?

When you die, everything you own comes up for grabs. If you have an estate plan in place, then you have established who will get which assets. The state will abide by your wishes as long as you have legally put your plan in place. However, if you die without an estate...

How often should you revisit your estate plan?

No one wants to spend a lot of time on their estate plan. In fact, finishing the plan tends to be a relief for most people. However, you cannot simply create a will or trust and leave the document forever. Various life events should trigger you to reevaluate your...

How should you choose a guardian for your special needs child?

No parent wants to think about choosing someone else to care for their children. However, if you have a special needs child, it may be likely that your child will outlive you and still require guardianship or care throughout adulthood. Within your estate plan, you...

Should younger adults create an estate plan?

If you are in your 20s or 30s, it is crucial to focus on various facets of your financial future. From your career to marriage, retirement and investments, young adults should pay close attention to a number of immediate and long-term issues. Sometimes, younger adults...

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