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The Advantages of a Revocable Trust

August 12, 2020 pdonehue Leave a comment

People often ask if they would benefit from a revocable trust. Simply stated, the advantage of a revocable trust for…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: curtin law office, revocable trust, trusts, why should I create a revocable trust

Lessons from the Rich & Famous Part 4

July 15, 2019 pdonehue Leave a comment

We are ending this series of posts on a positive note about a famous person. Gene Wilder, who played the…

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Posted in: Estate Planning Filed under: curtin law office, estate planning, nh estate planning, trusts, wills

Lessons from the Rich & Famous Part 3

June 28, 2019 pdonehue Leave a comment

Our previous two posts have shared examples of the complications our families can face if we fail to create a…

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Lessons from the Rich & Famous

May 23, 2019 pdonehue Leave a comment

There are lessons to be learned from many sources in life, one of which can be the “rich and famous.”…

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Lessons from Aretha Franklin’s Death

November 8, 2018 pdonehue Leave a comment

According to court documents, legendary singer Aretha Franklin did not have a will when she died, which, as you may…

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Posted in: Asset Protection, Estate Planning Filed under: asset protection, curtin law office, estate planning, trusts, why you need a will, why you need an estate plan, wills

5 Helpful Estate Planning Hints!

April 30, 2018 pdonehue Leave a comment

Based on some of the most frequently asked questions or common misconceptions, here are five potentially-helpful estate planning hints: Create…

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Posted in: Curtin Law Office, Estate Planning Filed under: estate planning documents, estate planning hints, Financial Power of Attorney, funding a trust, nh estate planning, poa, trusts

Trust v. Will

May 1, 2017 pdonehue Leave a comment

People often ask about the difference between a will and a trust. There are numerous benefits to executing a revocable…

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Posted in: Curtin Law Office, Estate Planning, Trusts, Wills Filed under: curtin law office, estate planning, revocable trust, trusts, wills

Is Your Trust ‘Bucket’ Fully-Funded?

December 29, 2016 pdonehue Leave a comment

To avoid probate many families have their estate planning attorney create a trust, which is like a bucket a person…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: avoiding probate costs, estate planning, funding a trust, nh estate planning, probate, trusts

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