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Myth #3: Assets in Trust are Protected from Creditors

Assets you place in trust for your own benefit during your lifetime are not protected from your creditors.

Robert Kapusta 10:14 pm November 3, 2021

Myth #2: If You Die Without a Will, Your Property Goes to the Government

A common misconception about probate in Florida is that if you die without a Will, your property will go to the government or to the State of Florida.

Robert Kapusta 8:01 pm November 3, 2021

The 4 Most Common Estate Planning Myths | Myth #1: Wills Avoid Probate (Part 2)

One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is the belief that having a Last Will & Testament avoids probate.

Robert Kapusta 9:05 am November 3, 2021

Incorporating Art & Collectibles into Your Estate Plan

Whether investing in art for love, money, or both, collectors of all types of art and collectibles should incorporate their collections into their overall estate plans.

Robert Kapusta 10:56 am November 3, 2021

Frequently Asked Questions – Revocable Living Trusts

The ultimate goal of funding a Revocable Living Trust is to ensure that the Settlor’s property is governed by the terms of the Trust Agreement.

Robert Kapusta 10:09 pm November 3, 2021

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Myth #3: Assets in Trust are Protected from Creditors

Myth #2: If You Die Without a Will, Your Property Goes to the Government

The 4 Most Common Estate Planning Myths | Myth #1: Wills Avoid Probate (Part 2)

Incorporating Art & Collectibles into Your Estate Plan

Frequently Asked Questions – Revocable Living Trusts

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Myth #3: Assets in Trust are Protected from Creditors

Myth #2: If You Die Without a Will, Your Property Goes to the Government

The 4 Most Common Estate Planning Myths | Myth #1: Wills Avoid Probate (Part 2)

Incorporating Art & Collectibles into Your Estate Plan

Frequently Asked Questions – Revocable Living Trusts

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