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How to Choose a Trustee

Choose a Trustee Corona Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack says that when you establish a trust, you name someone to be the trustee. A trustee does what you do right now with your financial affairs – collect income, pay bills and taxes, save and invest for the future, buy and sell assets, provide for your…

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Who Should Be Your Successor Trustee

Selecting Your Successor Trustee Your successor trustee plays an essential role in the effective execution of your estate plan. If you have a revocable living trust, you probably named yourself as a trustee, so you can continue to manage your financial affairs. Still, eventually, someone will need to step in for you when you can…

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One Call You Must Make After You Buy a Home

Corona Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack Says That One Call You Must Make After You Buy a Home That You’ve Probably Forgotten. During the home buying process, you worked with a lot of individuals: your realtor, the seller’s realtor, the title company, the loan officer, and the home inspector.  Now that you have finalized the…

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After Tax Reform

Corona Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack says that the new tax legislation raises the federal estate tax exemption to $11.2 million for individuals and $22.4 million for couples. The increase means that an exceedingly small number of estates (only about 1,800, nationally) will have to worry about federal estate taxes in 2018, according to estimates…

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How to Leave Assets to Adult Children

Leave Assets to Adult Children Corona Estate Planning Attorney Joseph Hudack knows that when considering how to leave assets to adult children, the first step is to decide how much each one should receive. Most parents want to treat their children fairly, but this doesn’t necessarily mean they should receive equal shares of their estate.…