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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

Why Should I Create a Revocable Trust?

April 14, 2023 pdonehue

In terms of avoiding probate, it is true that there are other methods such as joint ownership or designated beneficiaries.…

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Posted in: Estate Planning Filed under: avoiding probate, estate plan, estate planning, how to avoid probate, probate, revocable 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?

2 Common Misconceptions About Probate

June 13, 2022 pdonehue

There are two common misconceptions about probate and how it might – or might not – be avoided: 1.) A…

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Posted in: Estate Planning Filed under: estate planning, misconceptions about probate, probate, trusts, wills

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

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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Lessons from the Rich & Famous Part 4

July 15, 2019 pdonehue

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

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

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

Lessons from the Rich & Famous

May 23, 2019 pdonehue

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

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Posted in: Curtin Law Office, Estate Planning Filed under: curtin law office, estate planning, preparing for the unexpected, trusts, wills

Lessons from Aretha Franklin’s Death

November 8, 2018 pdonehue

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

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