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Wills and estate planning in Delaware

If you’re reading this, congratulations, you’ve chosen a great state to settle and presumably retire in. Delaware has numerous tax benefits, some of which become important after you pass away and your family distributes your estate. Here are a few things to remember...

Should you agree to be a special needs trustee?

Special needs trusts are a unique estate planning tool that allow certain individuals to receive financial help while still qualifying for public benefits. If you have a friend or relative who has a disability, someone may have asked you to serve as the special needs...

How can your child use a special needs trust?

If you are the parent of an adult child who has a disability, you may have little choice but to encourage him or her to apply for public benefits. After all, Supplemental Security Income, Medicaid and other needs-based government programs help Americans with...

3 things a trust does that a will does not

Having a Delaware estate plan helps ensure your assets end up where you want them when you pass, and it also means less trouble for your loved ones during an already difficult time. While most Delaware residents know that a will is a cornerstone of an estate plan,...

What you need to know about digital assets in estate planning

In today's world, there is much more to estate planning than simply deciding who will inherit your property and money. There is also the matter of accounting for digital assets that are important to you and your family. People of all ages depend upon online services...

Why do siblings fight over inheritance?

Inheritance disputes are not uncommon. This is especially true if a family has many children or if those siblings had tense relationships in the past. But what are the main reasons siblings fight over inheritance and what can a person do to help eliminate these...

How do you benefit from a power of attorney?

You will encounter various legal documents throughout your life. Some of those documents will ensure you receive the necessary healthcare papers on what happens. Likewise, some documents can secure your financial or estate's future. According to the U.S News, powers...

Why should estate plans include living wills?

Living wills give people their voices, even if physical or mental incapacity has taken their ability to speak their wishes. Although often overlooked, advance care directives such as the living will play an important role in end-of-life planning. Written legal...

Are you late on an estate plan review?

After creating an estate plan, you cannot simply let it stay the same for the rest of your life. After all, life itself constantly changes, and your plan needs to reflect your life at its most current moment. So how do you handle estate plan reviews, then? Is there a...

Estate plan options for parents of special needs children

An estate plan creates a specific outline of what you intend to do with your assets after your death. It is the best way to protect your family and ensure the carrying out of your wishes. If you have a child with special needs, you can make specific provisions for...

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