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A Common Misunderstanding About Trust Distributions

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 One reason that is often given for not leaving inheritances in trust is that the parent wants the child or other beneficiary to be able to use the inheritance to buy a house, start a business, or invest for retirement.  This is a common misunderstanding.  Just because an inheritance is left in trust for a beneficiary does not prevent the inheritance from being used for these purposes. Your … [Read more...] about A Common Misunderstanding About Trust Distributions

Feel Good Friday! Our offices will be closed on Monday May 30th in honor of Memorial Day – Celebrate – Honor – Remember!

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  Memorial Day, an American holiday observed on the last Monday of May, honors men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. Many Americans observe Memorial Day by visiting cemeteries or memorials, holding family gatherings and participating in … [Read more...] about Feel Good Friday! Our offices will be closed on Monday May 30th in honor of Memorial Day – Celebrate – Honor – Remember!

June Estate Planning Seminar schedule is now available

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  The seminar schedule for June is now posted at https://spgasior.com/seminars/.    Local Estate Planning Attorneys Nicole Livingston and Jon J. Gasior are noted speakers on estate and legacy planning.  Their seminars are said to be informative and easy to understand.  Sinclair Prosser Gasior is one of 4 members of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys in Maryland.  Be sure to register … [Read more...] about June Estate Planning Seminar schedule is now available

How Many Executors Should I Name In My Will?

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  One of the most important things you will have to consider when setting up an estate plan is who will be the executor of your will and the trustee of your trust.  For ease of administration it is often recommended that you name only one person to fill these roles. Some people do not like to name just one person, especially when they have two children and they want both children to act … [Read more...] about How Many Executors Should I Name In My Will?