"So, how is a Will different from a Trust?", I thought it might be helpful to answer that question here, in plain English.

In this day and age of frivolous lawsuits and high divorce rates, discretionary trusts should be considered for all of your beneficiaries.

The problem is, in many cases, the type of planning you have right now may not be enough to protect you and your family.

Read on for five events that should capture your attention and prompt you to reach out to us for some personalized advice.

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