What should you do if your parents have asked you to help manage their estate plan, but they refuse to tell you what their estate plan is—or to answer any of your questions?
A revocable living trust offers flexibility, including the ability to change trustees as circumstances evolve. An estate planning attorney helps ensure a seamless transition, protecting your intentions and safeguarding beneficiaries from potential conflicts.
Prepare your estate plan for 2025 with McCammon Law. Navigate potential SECURE Act updates, tax changes, and Social Security reforms confidently. Protect your loved ones, minimize taxes, and secure your legacy with personalized, professional guidance tailored to your unique needs.
Leaving a meaningful legacy doesn’t require wealth. With thoughtful planning, writing personal letters, and preserving family traditions or heirlooms, you can provide your loved ones with lasting memories and peace of mind.
Most of us prefer “voluntary philanthropy” to the charities of our choosing, instead of “involuntary philanthropy” to the IRS in the form of taxes. When your estate planning includes a charitable trust and an ILIT, your charitable giving can be an opportunity to give and receive.
Intellectual property is a valuable asset often overlooked in estate planning. A testamentary trust can protect your creations—like copyrights, patents, and trademarks—ensuring proper management, financial security, and a smooth transfer to your beneficiaries. Discover how to safeguard your legacy for future generations.
Transferring vehicle ownership after a loved one’s passing can be complex, especially when probate is involved. This guide covers key steps, from navigating probate court to handling outstanding loans, helping Texas families manage the process smoothly.
Many people are under the impression that since they have a trust, they don’t need to do anything else. That’s not true. The trust you created years ago may not be appropriate for you now.
