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Estate Planning Simplified
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By Attorney Daniel Sitarz, Nova Publishing, Business & Consumer
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A LAST WILL & TESTAMENT
is written document which leaves the estate of the person who
signed the will to named persons or entities (beneficiaries,
legatees, devisees) including portions or percentages of the
estate, specific gifts, creation of trusts for management and
future distribution of all or a portion of the estate (a testamentary
trust), see
last will & testament.
Did You Know?
A CODICIL is a written
amendment to a person's will, which must be dated, signed and
witnessed just as a will would be, and must make some reference
to the will it amends, see
codicil.
Did You Know?
A LIVING WILL is document
authorized By statutes in all states in which a person appoints
someone as his/her proxy or representative to make decisions
on maintaining extraordinary life-support if the person becomes
too ill, is in a coma or is certain to die, see
living will.
Did You Know?
A LIVING Trusties sometimes
called an inter vivo (Latin for "within one's life")
trust, a trust created by a declaration of trust executed by
the trustor or trustors (also called settlor or settlors) during
his/her/their lifetime, as distinguished from a "testamentary
trust," which is created by a will and only comes into
force upon the death of the person who wrote the will, see
living trust.
Did You Know?
A POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR HEALTHCARE
is a written document stating that one person gives to another
the full power and authority to make healthcare decisions for
that one person when he or she is unable to,
power of attorney for healthcare.
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Edition: 4th
Pages: 224 pp.
Pub. Date: Aug 2007
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By Attorney Denis Clifford, Nolo Press
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Description:“Estate Planning Basics provides concise, straightforward
& easy-to-read explanations of the major components of estate
planning, so that regular folks don’t have to spend hours wading
through endless options (most of which apply to the wealthy).
These explanations include:
- Choosing beneficiaries
- Estate planning by parents with minor children
- Wills
- Living trusts
- Other probate avoidance methods, including using a retirement
plan like an IRA or 401k as an estate planning device
- Estate taxes, & tax reduction methods
- Trusts for people in second marriages, or for those
leaving property to a disabled person
- Planning for the handling of medical & financial decisions
if one becomes incompetent
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. A First Look At Estate Planning
- Choosing Your Beneficiaries
- Providing For Young Children
- Transferring Your Property After You Die
- Estate Taxes
- Planning For Incapacity
- Making Changes
- More Estate Planning Resources
2. Your Beneficiaries
- Direct Beneficiaries
- Alternate Beneficiaries
- Beneficiary Complexities
- Disinheritance
- Talking It Over
3. Children
- Naming Someone To Care For Young Children
- Naming Someone To Manage Your Child's Property
- Choosing How Your Children's Property Should Be Managed
- Naming Children As Beneficiaries Of Life Insurance
- Leaving Property To Adult Children
- Leaving Property To Other People's Children
4. Wills
- Will Requirements
- Your Executor
- Types Of Wills
- Probate
- Using A Will In Your Estate Planning
- Preparing Your Will
- Challenges To Your Will
5. Living Trusts
- How A Living Trust Works
- Do You Need A Living Trust?
- Living Trusts And Taxes
- Living Trusts And Young Children
- Shared Living Trusts For Couples
- Making Key Decisions About Your Living Trust
- Preparing Your Living Trust Documents
6. Other Probate Avoidance Methods
- Pay-On-Death Bank Accounts
- Transfer-On-Death Accounts For Securities
- Transfer-On-Death Car Registration
- Joint Tenancy
- Tenancy By The Entirety
- Community Property With Right Of Survivorship
- Simplified Probate Proceedings
- Life Insurance
- Gifts
7. Retirement Plans As Estate Planning Devices
- Individual Retirement Programs
- Pensions
- Choosing Beneficiaries For Individual Retirement Programs
- Retirement Plans And Taxes
8. Estate Tax
- Federal Estate Tax Exemptions
- State Death Tax
- Gift Tax
- The Federal Income-Tax Basis Of Inherited Property
9. Reducing Federal Estate Taxes
- Making Gifts During Life
- The Ab Trust
- Other Tax Saving Trusts
- Disclaiming Gifts
10. Property Control Trusts
- Marital Property Control Trusts For Second Or Subsequent
Marriages
- Special Needs Trusts For Disabled People
- Education Trusts
- Spendthrift Trusts
- Flexible Trusts
11. Planning For Incapacity: Medical Care And Finances
- Medical Decisions
- Financial Decisions
12. Lawyers
- Will You Need A Lawyer?
- Using Lawyers
- Doing Your Own Research
13. Finalizing Your Estate Plan
- Storing Your Estate Planning Documents
- Revising Your Estate Plan
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Did You Know?
A POWER OF ATTORNEY
is a written document signed By a person giving another person
the power to act in conducting the signer's business, including
signing papers, checks, title documents, contracts, handling
bank accounts and other activities in the name of the person
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