Posts tagged with "irrevocable trusts"



Estate Planning · July 26, 2024
Celebrity Estate Plans Series Part 4 of 4: Elvis and the Scammers
As we wrap up our celebrity estate series, we turn our attention to an icon whose estate still resonates beyond his lifetime: Elvis Presley. This final installment explores how even a legend like Elvis isn't immune to the threats posed by scammers—a lesson for us all. His Graceland estate recently faced a fraudulent claim that put his assets at risk, shedding light on the vital need for vigilant asset protection. Learn the signs of potential scams and the proactive steps you can take to protect
Estate Planning · July 19, 2024
Celebrity Estate Plans Series Part 3 of 4: Jay Leno’s Case is No Laughing Matter
Celebrity lives often seem distant from our own, yet when it comes to preparing for the inevitable, such as incapacity, their stories can offer valuable lessons. This week, we delve into Jay Leno's personal experience, illustrating the complexities of incapacity planning that many overlook. Incapacity isn't just a remote possibility; it's a critical aspect of estate planning that can significantly impact your loved ones if not addressed properly. From understanding the legal implications to reco
Estate Planning · July 12, 2024
Celebrity Estate Plans Series Part 2 of 4: Vanilla Ice Has Thoughts
Celebrity estate plans can be as headline-grabbing as their careers, and this week, we’re diving into how stars like Vanilla Ice manage their legacies. Vanilla Ice reveals his approach to estate planning, shedding light on the often overlooked importance of proactive financial management. From utilizing trusts to smart tax strategies and the vital role of life insurance, his insights offer valuable lessons for anyone. His experiences underscore the necessity of having a well-thought-out plan to
Business · October 21, 2022
How An Estate Plan Can Protect Your Business & Family
When it comes to estate planning, most people think of a will. There is nothing wrong with it, yet, a will is far from the best solution. This is because, upon your death, all of your assets are subject to the judicial process known as probate. And probate implies more money, more time, and a higher level of complexity. We know you don't want that. Do you? Click here if you want to learn more.