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By: Jack Stephens

Using a Trust to Protect the Inheritance of a Disabled Beneficiary
April 25, 2019

If you intend to benefit a disabled child or beneficiary with an inheritance, you better get to amending your Living Trust….

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Ticking Time Bombs in an Inheritance
April 15, 2019

Good parents, caring parents, wanting to leave the best for their children through a Living Trust or an inheritance through their…

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A Study of the Living Trust: Part Two
March 28, 2019

Over the last twenty-five years, I have been asked thousands of questions regarding the Living Trust by clients and readers of…

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Hydration, Oxygen and the Terminal Patient
March 18, 2019

Some clients ask if dehydration is painful. It’s no picnic if you are an otherwise healthy individual stranded in the desert…

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A Hotbed of Trust Litigation: Right of Occupancy Provisions.
February 28, 2019

How many of you out there are in 2nd and 3rd marriages? Raise your hands. How many of you raising your…

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A Study of the Living Trust
February 14, 2019

A Study of the Living Trust Over the last twenty-five years, I have been asked thousands of questions regarding the Living…

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Natural Death (Part II)
February 7, 2019

Natural Death (Part II) Previously, we discussed the issue of energy in the termination of life process. In this newsletter, I want…

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Natural Death
December 4, 2018

The following represents excerpts from the book, Dying to Know by Tani Bahti and my view and comments on the particular…

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It’s Late in the 4th Quarter and I’m out of Timeouts.
October 30, 2018

“It’s Late in the 4th Quarter and I’m out of Timeouts.” This is a statement made to me by one of…

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Client Confusion – “Who Does What In Which Documents”
August 23, 2018

I was involved in a consultation with a potential new Living Trust client the other day which has prompted me to…

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