by Deliberato Law Center | Apr 6, 2022 | blog, Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
‘Tis the season to pay your taxes which means a lot of people are thinking about charity contributions. Giving to charity is not just a generous act in support of a worthy cause but an effective tax planning strategy. When you direct a portion of your assets toward...
by Deliberato Law Center | Dec 3, 2021 | blog, Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
Typically used to prevent a beneficiary from receiving his or her inheritance all at once is known as a spendthrift trust. A grantor, the person who creates the trust, may want to consider this approach for several reasons. The most apparent reason is that the grantor...
by Deliberato Law Center | Oct 8, 2021 | Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
A lot of uncertainty surrounds what happens when we die and yet this need not apply to your assets. Executing a robust estate plan leaves you certain of where your assets will end up when you pass. True peace of mind in this regard requires not only having an estate...
by Deliberato Law Center | Sep 30, 2021 | Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
An ‘I Love You Will’ is a last will and testament in which the testator—the person who makes the will—leaves everything to his or her spouse. If you have thought about making a will in the past, you likely considered this approach. Perhaps you have already created...
by Deliberato Law Center | Sep 3, 2021 | Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
The past year was full of big stories and so if you missed the most notable happenings in probate news we don’t blame you (yes, that’s a joke—who but lawyers follow probate news?). This being said, 2020 did leave us with headline-worthy stories about the tribulations...
by Deliberato Law Center | Jun 8, 2021 | Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized
Writing a will without planning for probate administration is like having a child without planning to be a parent. When the first happens, the second invariably follows and so, as the saying goes, failing to prepare is simply preparing to fail. A will is a legal...
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