Understanding your Estate Distribution Options...........

When planning your estate there are several factors to consider. One factor is the type of legal document you intend to use to distribute your estate. People typically use a "Will" or a "Revocable Living Trust."

The next thing to consider is who you want to receive your estate and how you want them to receive it. Most people will use a lump sum distribution, structured distribution, or a combination of both.

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Living Trust vs. Last Will and Testament based planning. Each has unique benefits and drawbacks, making it essential to understand their differences and supporting documents.

 

Avoiding Conflict with your Estate Plan

The case for Structured Distribution

 
 
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