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Category: Trusts

LLC’s & Trusts: What’s the Connection?

March 13, 2025 pdonehue

One of the most useful corporate forms in use today is the Limited Liability Company, or LLC. Whether due its…

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Posted in: Asset Protection, LLC, Trusts Filed under: Limited Liability Corporation, llc, trusts

A Common Question about Trusts

July 29, 2024 pdonehue

One of the most commonly asked questions we receive has to do with whether or not a family should create…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: estate planning, faq on revocable trusts, revocable trusts

Is a Will Always the Best Option?

October 23, 2023 pdonehue

People often think that an estate plan primarily consists of a having a last will and testament created, but you…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts, Wills Filed under: estate plan, estate planning, living trust, trust versus will, trusts

Another Estate Planning Pitfall to Avoid: Not Funding a Trust

July 10, 2023 pdonehue

Continuing with the estate planning theme, people often work with an attorney to form a trust as part of their…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: estate planning, funding a trust, trusts

Trust Protectors?

January 13, 2023 pdonehue

Most of us are familiar with the word, “trustee,” but may not be familiar with the words “trust protector.” A…

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Posted in: Trusts Filed under: trust protector, trusts, what is a trust protector?

Trust Funding

January 24, 2022 pdonehue

We were in the final stages of creating an estate plan for a client we’ll call Mary (not her real…

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

Revocable Trusts & Probate

August 23, 2021 pdonehue

Our previous post shared insights into probate, which is the process by which a person’s assets change hands at their…

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Posted in: Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: avoiding probate costs, estate planning, estate planning faq, how to avoid probate, probate, revocable trust, why should I create a revocable trust

The Advantages of a Revocable Trust

August 12, 2020 pdonehue

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

Why Create a Revocable Trust?

March 19, 2018 pdonehue

The simple advantage of a revocable trust for probate avoidance is that, when it is established and properly funded, it…

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Posted in: Curtin Law Office, Estate Planning, Trusts Filed under: avoiding probate costs, curtin law office, estate planning, nh estate planning, revocable trust, why should I create a revocable trust

Trust v. Will

May 1, 2017 pdonehue

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

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