Our attorneys handle estate planning for individuals and families ranging from simple wills and trusts, to more complicated and
diverse estate planning vehicles.
Preparation and advisement regarding
complex estate planning vehicles including: grantor retained annuity trusts, private foundations, self - canceling installment notes, charitable remainder and lead trusts, family limited partnerships, defective grantor trusts, irrevocable trusts, and revocable trusts
Whether you are interested in opening a life annuity to secure retirement income for yourself, or want to use it so that you can plan estate gifting for your dependents, life insurance annuities may be the
right estate planning vehicle for you.
Survivorship life insurance is a
great estate planning vehicle if you desire to leave behind a lump sum death benefit for your beneficiary or estate to cover federal estate tax or your state's inheritance tax.
You can identify a portion of the amount to leave by establishing trusts and
other estate planning vehicles, but the timing of your death is unknown (and hopefully far into the future).
If you're older, especially if you are in your fifties or over age 65 you can still buy a permanent policy as
an estate planning vehicle or to set up a trust.
If you're older, especially if you are in your fifties or over age 65 you can still buy a permanent policy as
an estate planning vehicle or to set up a trust.