An Estate Planner's Guide to Family Law Presumptions

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An Estate Planner's Guide to Family Law Presumptions

Trusts and Estates Quarterly - Volume 24, Issue 4

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1 Legal Specialization in Estate Planning; Trust & Probate Law
1 Self-Study Credit

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TE_Vol24_No4(2018)

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As estate planners, we prepare carefully crafted estate plans for clients who typically have a clear view of their family dynamics and ultimate wishes. We aim to be thorough and to provide multiple contingency plans so our clients’ wishes are carried out upon their deaths. However, it cannot be ignored that, with the high rates of divorce, our clients’ assets often are being apportioned and distributed not upon their deaths, but upon dissolution of their marriages.

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