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How an Irrevocable Trust Can Be Incorporated into an Estate Plan

Trusts are a growing tool when it comes to estate planning. As a result, trust usage is increasing throughout the nation. Trusts offer many benefits when it comes to asset distribution, but also have limitations that other estate planning methods don’t have. Trusts allow for great specificity regarding how, when,…

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Selecting A Good Trustee to Manage Your Family’s Trust

When it comes to estate planning, selecting a proper and capable trustee is one of the most important steps in the process. A trustee takes legal ownership of trust assets, manages the trust, and is responsible for carrying out the purpose of the trust. Important Factors for Choosing a Trustee…

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Contesting Trusts and Actions of Trustees

Trusts are increasingly utilized in Colorado and throughout the nation. Trusts offer several benefits in estate planning and asset distribution. Trusts allow for great specificity regarding how, when, and to whom assets are distributed. Additionally, there is a wide variety of special-use trusts dedicated to particular estate planning coals, such…

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How to Use an “Inheritor’s Trust” to Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritance

Estate planning strategies and the creation of trusts are often used to protect a family’s assets from high tax burdens or other preventable attacks on an estate. The most common way for anyone seeking to control the division of their estate is by drafting a will, which mandates how the…

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Exploring the Financial Advantages of Nevada “Incomplete Gift, Nongrantor Trust” (NINGs)

As of 2022, Colorado features a 4.40% state income tax rate. According to the Tax Foundation, state income tax rates throughout the nation can run as high as 13.30% in California, or as low as 0% in Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming. Some states are known…

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Can Colorado Trust Beneficiaries Remove a Trustee?

Family trusts can offer a lot of advantages, including tax advantages and benefits from long-term care planning. However, it is not uncommon for there to be disputes and conflicts between trustees and beneficiaries. When such disputes arise, there may be a time when you consider whether a trustee needs to…

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Should “Swedish Death Cleaning” be a Part of Your Estate Plan?

All cultures worldwide have different rituals and traditions pertaining to the end of one’s life. As the radius of influence between cultures is shortened by technology and migration, some of the death traditions of all cultures become available for discovery and possible adoption. The Swedish practice of döstädning, or “death…

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