Avoiding Probate - Perils and Pitfalls

Today's New York Times has an excellent article on the issues faced by people seeking to avoid probate.  The article explains some of the problems that can be properly dealt with when one engages in comprehensive estate planning.  A must read for anyone who owns assets, wants to avoid probate, or is involved in their own estate planning.  You can read the article here.

Posted by Randy Coleman at 2/10/2011 7:17 AM
Categories: Probate, Wills and Probate, Life Estates, Tenancy by the Entireties, Titling of Assets, estate planning
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  • 2/21/2011 4:32 PM Tax Resolution Institute wrote:
    Thanks for this information! My parents recently completed a living trust. However, my in-laws have had one in place for years and they have noted many times how diligent one must be to ensure that virtually EVERYTHING (of any consequence) must be added to the living trust. However, since The New York Times article conveys such a comprehensive overview, I am going to forward the article to both my parents and my in-laws. Thanks!
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  • 8/9/2011 10:43 AM Norvasc wrote:
    Thanks for this information! My parents recently completed a living trust. However, my in-laws have had one in place for years and they have noted many times how diligent one must be to ensure that virtually EVERYTHING (of any consequence) must be added to the living trust. However, since The New York Times article conveys such a comprehensive overview, I am going to forward the article to both my parents and my in-laws. Thanks!
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