Estate plan needs vary for childless couples in Michigan
Oftentimes, when people think about beneficiaries of assets and funds, they may automatically think about parents leaving an estate to be split between children. However, for Michigan couples and individuals without children, the process of crafting an estate plan may be slightly different. It may require some more thought regarding beneficiaries than for those who have children and who simply plan to leave all assets to those children.
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Finding out more about a trust is important
There are many options for estate planning and no one plan will work for everyone. However, regardless of the size of the estate, a trust may be a good idea to consider. For anyone in Michigan who is venturing into estate planning, learning about the different types of trusts can help a family determine what may be the best course of action for them.
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Estate plan mistakes of James Gandolfini may be lesson for others
Oftent, people think those who have a great deal of assets must have all of their estate planning ducks in a row. However, the death of Soprano's star James Gandolfini showed that not everyone has taken the necessary steps to ensure that a comprehensive estate plan is in place. Because Gandolfini had a will, the details of his estate plan were made public. Anyone in Michigan who has yet to make an estate plan may be able to learn from his reported mistakes.
