Establishing a trust is a crucial and efficient part of your estate planning. It's vital to remember that your trust only governs the assets that are actually placed into it. If an asset isn't titled in the trust's name, the trust may not be able to manage or distribute it. When your trust is initially set up, you transfer ownership of your property to the trust's name. But what should you do when you acquire new property after your trust is established? It's essential to re

Estate Planning Tips for Blended Families: Ensuring Everyone is Covered

The state of Idaho has an interesting and expedited probate process for certain estates. This process is called, “Summary...

The marital deduction can be taken advantage of by transferring the property outright to a spouse. Generally, an interest transferred in...

A. Personal Representative A personal representative is the person charged with identifying and marshalling all of the assets of the...