Does
your chosen estate trustee have the ability to deal with lawyers, financial institutions, insurance companies, and government agencies such as the CRA?
A lawyer will provide you with helpful guidance on how to
choose an Estate Trustee and Powers of Attorney to ensure that the right individuals are chosen for the job.
Heather Austin - Skaret has written a helpful blog on things to consider when
choosing an Estate Trustee.
Not exact matches
Walker became one of the youngest members to serve on the Stanford Board of
Trustees; found a career in his
chosen field of real
estate, where he has a successful real
estate investment fund; holds equity in Hollywood nightclubs; and has a small ownership stake in the Oakland Athletics Major League Baseball team.
Simply name your
chosen charity as the beneficiaryBeneficiary The person (s), institution,
trustee or
estate you
choose to give money, property or other benefits when you die.
Publications and Presented Materials «Florida's Homestead Laws May Trump Your
Estate Plan,» Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, April 6, 2017 «Don't Be Like Prince — Don't Die Without a Will,» Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, August 18, 2016 «
Choose Your
Trustee (and Other Fiduciaries) Wisely,» Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, June 25, 2015 «Higher
Estate Tax Exemption Changes Focus to Income Tax Planning,» Brinkley Morgan Legal Talk Blog, July 24, 2014
Two recent court cases look at the perils of
choosing multiple
estate trustees and attorneys for property.
Choosing individuals to manage your finances and personal care by Power of Attorney or to act as
Estate Trustee may not be as simple as you think.
It is essentially an approval process that checks to determine whether your Will is valid and confirms the appointment of the
Estate Trustee that you have
chosen.