Can a charitable remainder trust be used in international estate planning?
Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs) offer a powerful tool for estate planning, but their application in international contexts requires careful consideration …
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Can I allow virtual meetings for trustee decisions?
The question of whether trustees can legitimately conduct meetings and make decisions virtually has become increasingly pertinent, especially in the …
Can I direct unused trust assets toward environmental causes after the final distribution?
The question of directing unused trust assets toward environmental causes after final distribution is a common one, particularly as philanthropic …
Can I limit disbursements during times of political unrest or instability?
Navigating estate and trust distributions during periods of significant political upheaval or instability presents unique challenges for both trustees and …
Can I plan for burial in a specific cemetery or method?
Absolutely, pre-planning your burial, including the cemetery and method, is a crucial part of comprehensive estate planning, and Ted Cook, …
Can I set a trust expiration date based on external events?
The concept of tying a trust’s termination to external events is a surprisingly common inquiry for estate planning attorneys like …
Can I set a limit on how much a beneficiary can withdraw annually?
The question of limiting annual beneficiary withdrawals from a trust is a common one for Ted Cook, a trust attorney …
Can I Sell Property Held in the Trust?
The question of selling property held within a trust is a common one for beneficiaries and trustees alike, and the …
Can I Reward Heirs Who Participate in Restorative Family History Efforts?
The desire to incentivize heirs to engage in restorative family history work is increasingly common, especially as families grapple with …
Can I revoke a previously signed will?
The question of whether you can revoke a previously signed will is a common one for individuals engaging in estate …