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Using a Revocable Living Trust as an Estate Planning Tool for Elderly Adults

By Brian S. Karpe |

Are you currently thinking about your own needs after retirement, as someone in your 40s or 50s? Planning ahead is always beneficial. At the same time, you might be thinking about estate planning needs for an elderly parent who has not yet considered what they should do now in the event of needs that… Read More »

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Should I Create a Revocable or Irrevocable Trust for My Family?

By Brian S. Karpe |

Creating a trust is often beneficial for individuals who want to ensure that their assets are distributed to their loved ones in a timely manner and without the complications of probate. Yet trusts can also be beneficial for many other reasons, both to the beneficiaries and to the settlor (the word used for the… Read More »

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What is a Directed Trust?

By Brian S. Karpe |

There are many different types of trusts that a person or entity can establish in Connecticut, and they have distinct aims and purposes. With the passage of new trust laws in Connecticut back in 2020, through which Connecticut adopted its own version of the Uniform Trust Code, more trust options became available in the… Read More »

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Why Special Needs Trusts May Be Essential for Individuals Who Require Lifetime Care

By Brian S. Karpe |

When an individual requires lifetime care — for a disabling condition that they have had since birth, for a medical condition that has arisen later in life, or due to a serious injury — it is often crucial to set up a special needs trust (SNT). A special needs trust is a particular type… Read More »

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