Very few people give the attention to asset titling that it deserves. And yet, how your assets are titled has huge implications on the transfer of assets to your beneficiaries, the imposition of taxes, and the overall cohesion of your estate plan.

To take just one example, many people don’t fully grasp that jointly titled assets will transfer to the joint owner regardless of what your will says. Other assets behave similarly, overruling your will. It’s important to understand these facts as you create your network of documents that will become your estate plan, so that you actually accomplish what you set out to accomplish.

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Estate plans are not a single document, nor are they a one-and-done creation. They are interwoven nexus of documents that should be reviewed and revised periodically to ensure everything is still up to date. This is especially true in instances where trust planning is a large component of the overall financial blueprint. Regular maintenance allows you to make sure all of your assets are properly titled and transferred into the correct trusts and that the entire network of documents continues to work seamlessly.

Call us today at (561)998-2362 or fill out the form below to schedule your free Financial Legacy Review. We’ll talk about your trust planning needs, as well as many other facets of your overall financial and family plan.