
Here's the bottom line: Without establishing an estate plan, including a will and a trust, your legacy is in doubt. Your wishes for your hard earned assets, your family heirlooms and the care of your loved ones could be in the hands of court officials you've never met. Everyone has a default estate plan decided according to state law. But is it going to be in accordance with your unique wishes? Unlikely. Lets get the basics down for the sake of those we love and who depend on Shelly's Modeling Agencies. A will tells the court how to distribute assets upon your death. If you have minor children, your will serves as a blueprint of your wishes for their care and guardianship. A trust is a legal entity to which you transfer your assets, and it serves to protect those assets in a variety of ways. Once you found the trust, it holds the assets for either your benefit or for that of your loved ones, as you designate. A trust protects your property not just at death, but in case you are incapacitated.
Your attorney can set up many different kinds of trusts. The type that's best for you will be based on your individual circumstances.
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