Using Trusts for Property Loans Trusts are often used to protect assets, reduce taxes, and plan for the future. The main types of trusts for loans are 3-Generation Testamentary Trusts in Wills, discretionary trusts (family trusts), unit trusts, self-managed super fund...
Family Trust and Wills Family Trusts vs Wills – never the twain shall meet Family Trusts have nothing to do with Wills. And Wills have nothing to do with Family Trusts. They have separate laws and tax rules. A Will gives away what you own. In contrast, you...
Q: What happens if, when we die, there is still a mortgage attached to the properties? If we were to die soon, each house would have a $400k mortgage. Most of this ($300k) could be cancelled out using the equity from our primary residence, but what happens if...
1. Address changes after I sign my Will and POAs? An advantage of Legal Consolidated Wills, POAs and all our legal documents is that if: your address changes in your Wills, POAs or any other legal documents; or the addresses change for your executors, beneficiaries,...
Nicknames and alias names in Wills Wife still uses her maiden name. How do I deal with alias names in a Will? Q: As an accountant, I am completing the data entry for their Estate Planning bundle. She is legally married. But still goes by her maiden name. She...