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The Corporate Transparency Act | Dana Whiting Law Firm
In this insightful discussion, Trevor Whiting, a founding partner and attorney at Dana Whiting Law Firm, sits down with Tom Eagar, to break down the key aspects of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). This crucial legislation is reshaping the way businesses operate, with new requirements for disclosing beneficial ownership. We cover everything from the scope of the law, reporting obligations, exemptions, and what it means for both corporations and their owners.
Whether you’re a business owner, attorney, or someone interested in corporate compliance, this video will provide valuable insights to help you understand the impact of the CTA and how to navigate its regulations.
For more expert legal advice or to learn how Dana Whiting Law can assist with your business compliance needs, contact our team of expert attorneys today.
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International Estate Planning with Dana Whiting Law
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International estate planning can be complex, especially when navigating the differences between non-US persons and US persons. In this video, Attorneys Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting from Dana Whiting Law break down the critical aspects of cross-border estate planning, including income tax, estate tax, and transfer taxes. If you’re dealing with international wealth, it’s essential to understand ...
Appreciate Your Appreciation | Swap Appreciating Assets into Estate Tax Exempt Trusts
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In this video, Estate Planning Attorneys Matt Dana, and Trevor Whiting discuss an innovative estate planning strategy: appreciating your appreciation. With Matt's 40 years of experience in estate planning and Trevor's expertise in tax law, they explore how to swap appreciating assets into estate tax-exempt trusts, a vital tool for high-net-worth individuals. They delve into the concept of "gree...
The Capital Gains "Tax Trap" for Revocable Trusts for Married Couples | Dana Whiting Law
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Attorneys Matt Dana and Todd Smith from Dana Whiting Law discuss a critical issue for married couples with revocable trusts and estates valued between $2 million and $10 million: the "Capital Gains Tax Trap." They break down the concept of cost basis and how it influences capital gains taxes, particularly in community property states like Arizona. They shed light on the advantages of a stepped-...
Part 3: "The Please" - Using a Family Private Foundation to Eliminate all Estate Taxes
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Discover how to eliminate estate taxes while making a lasting impact through philanthropy! In this video, we explore the powerful strategy of using a family private foundation to reduce or even eliminate estate taxes. For high-net-worth individuals, this approach not only preserves wealth for future generations but also allows you to support causes that matter most to you. ABOUT DANA WHITING LA...
Part 2: "The Freeze" - Give Away Appreciating Assets while Retaining an Economic Benefit
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Join Attorneys Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting as they explore advanced estate planning strategies designed for high-net-worth individuals. If you're looking to enhance your wealth transfer strategy while retaining some economic benefits, this discussion is for you. As legal experts, they dive into the concept of estate freezes and how you can strategically give away appreciating assets. With a fo...
Part 1: "The Squeeze" - Using Discounted Assets to Lock in Your Tax Exemption Before It Expires
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Time is running out to maximize your federal estate tax exemption! In Part 1 of our series, join Attorneys and Co Founders Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting from Dana Whiting Law as they explore the essential topic of using discounted assets to lock in your federal estate tax exemption before it changes. With the current exemption limit at $13.61 million, it's vital to act swiftly as potential reduc...
3 words to Zero Out the Estate Tax for High Net Worth Clients
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Are you a high-net-worth individual concerned about the impact of estate taxes on your legacy? In this video, we’ll reveal the three powerful words that could potentially eliminate estate taxes for you and your heirs. Estate taxes can be a significant burden, but with the right strategy, you can protect your wealth and ensure it is passed on to your loved ones without unnecessary tax liabilitie...
Locking In Estate Tax Exemptions Before 2026 | Navigate Estate Taxes with Dana Whiting Law
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In this video, Attorneys Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting of Dana Whiting Law break down crucial estate planning strategies to lock in current estate tax exemptions before they are significantly reduced (by about 50%) in 2026. With the current exemption set to be cut nearly in half, high-net-worth individuals face the risk of their estates being subject to higher taxes. Matt and Trevor discuss how ...
Zeroing Out Estate Tax with "The Washing Machine" | Protect Your Wealth and Maximize Inheritance
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Estate taxes can be a heavy burden, but Dana Whiting Law has a strategy to help you navigate this complex issue. In this video, attorneys Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting introduce a unique approach called "The Washing Machine," designed to help high-net-worth individuals effectively zero out estate tax. By utilizing a Testamentary Charitable Lead Annuity Trust (T-CLAT), this method offers a smart ...
Two Choices To Zero Out Estate Tax | Smart Estate Planning for Your Family's Future
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Join attorneys Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting as they explore two effective strategies for navigating estate tax, a critical aspect of preserving your family's wealth. One option is to make a charitable donation, which can completely eliminate estate tax liabilities, though this choice might leave heirs feeling shortchanged. Another approach is the innovative "Washing Machine" or T-CLAT strategy....
The Number One Benefit of a Revocable Trust| Dana Whiting Law
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Learn the #1 benefit of a Revocable Trust with attorneys Matt Dana and Todd Smith from Dana Whiting Law. Drawing from their extensive experience in estate planning and probate, Matt and Todd explore critical topics such as federal estate taxes, creditor protection, and the importance of well-crafted wills and trusts. Learn how a Revocable Trust can streamline estate administration, protect asse...
Save Estate Taxes, Die before 2026
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Matt Dana and Trevor Whiting, two seasoned estate planning attorneys, dive into a somewhat morbid yet crucial topic: how much you could save on estate tax if you die before 2026! If you or your loved ones have a net worth of over $15 million (per person), this is a must-watch. Our legal experts use humor and wit to explain the importance of locking in your death tax exemptions before the tax la...
How Much Do Probate and Trust Administration Legal Fees Cost? What you Need To Know
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How much do probate and trust administration fees cost? What steps should you be taking as the fiduciary of a trust? In this video, attorneys Matt Dana and Todd Smith, discuss the answers to these questions as well as other questions people might have about legal fees and costs of the estate planning and probate process. VIDEO TOPICS 00:00 - Start 00:15 - Introduction 00:41 - Legal Fees | Do ch...
Defining High Net Worth: Estate Planning and Tax Strategies
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Defining High Net Worth: Estate Planning and Tax Strategies
Estate Planning for High Net Worth Individuals | Dana Whiting Law
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Estate Planning for High Net Worth Individuals | Dana Whiting Law
Dana Whiting Law | Estate Planning| What We Do
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Dana Whiting Law | Estate Planning| What We Do
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 7| Understanding Spousal Gift Trusts
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 7| Understanding Spousal Gift Trusts
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 6 - Why You Need a Will | Stories with Matt: Motorcycle Accident
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 6 - Why You Need a Will | Stories with Matt: Motorcycle Accident
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 4: Understanding Inherited IRAs vs. Spousal Rollovers
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 4: Understanding Inherited IRAs vs. Spousal Rollovers
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 3: Choosing the Right IRA Beneficiary
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 3: Choosing the Right IRA Beneficiary
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 2: Navigating Estate Planning for Aging Parents
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 2: Navigating Estate Planning for Aging Parents
Meet Hallie Tessendorf: Estate Planning Attorney at Dana Whiting Law
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Meet Hallie Tessendorf: Estate Planning Attorney at Dana Whiting Law
Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 1: Probate- What You Need to Know
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Dana Whiting Law Podcast Episode 1: Probate- What You Need to Know
Trevor Whiting's Story: His Journey in Estate Planning
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Trevor Whiting's Story: His Journey in Estate Planning
Meet Trevor Whiting: Attorney and Founding Partner at Dana Whiting Law
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Meet Trevor Whiting: Attorney and Founding Partner at Dana Whiting Law
How Do I Know if I Need a Lawyer After the Death of a Loved One?
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How Do I Know if I Need a Lawyer After the Death of a Loved One?
Inspiration for Protecting Our Protectors at Dana Whiting Law| Greater Phoenix Area
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Inspiration for Protecting Our Protectors at Dana Whiting Law| Greater Phoenix Area
Dana Whiting Office Tour| Greater Phoenix Arizona
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Dana Whiting Office Tour| Greater Phoenix Arizona
Why Protecting Our Protectors is Important| Free Wills and Testaments| Dana Whiting Law
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Why Protecting Our Protectors is Important| Free Wills and Testaments| Dana Whiting Law

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  • @dermnc3904
    @dermnc3904 24 วันที่ผ่านมา

    More sessions like these !! With real life examples for the 10 , 20 , 50 M estates

  • @TheManOfTheHourEveryHour
    @TheManOfTheHourEveryHour 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Flagged for promoting money laundering 😂😂😂

  • @IAmFrankieA
    @IAmFrankieA หลายเดือนก่อน

    You guys are awesome! Thank you for sharing this!!!

  • @stefanodolomas2536
    @stefanodolomas2536 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You guys are great

  • @ericchen1205
    @ericchen1205 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Good video. The key point is that with the A-B revocable trust structure, the bypass B trust won't get step-up on cost basis when the surviving spouse passes away, but I see one aspect not mentioned in the video - the Bypass B trust is an irrevocable trust and all appreciation and growth after the 1st spouse die will be exempted from the estate tax when the 2nd spouse die. Though the cost basis is not stepped up, but saving 40% estate tax I think beats the capital gain tax on on the growth and appreciation, make sense? Of course you can assume entire assets without AB trust splitting is below the estate tax exemption amount by the time the 2nd spouse passes away, but that is for small estate size and hoping the government won't further changing the law the reduce the exemption from the 7 millions (after 2025 sunset) to like 1 million as Biden suggested. Plus people now usually structure their living trust with disclaimer option to allow them to decide how much if any to disclaim into B trust anyway for added flexibility.

  • @srikanthk5769
    @srikanthk5769 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    One of the best i ever heard about estate planning

  • @living.in.sandiego
    @living.in.sandiego 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great information

  • @JoseGutierrez-vz4tj
    @JoseGutierrez-vz4tj 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

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    @JoseGutierrez-vz4tj 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    elgobiernoseencargohielpledorlaseguransasinahianaasidoelnidodelacorucsionqrehecahidot67anosnoqreriasercargadelgobiernoyaestoyjubiladomedaban1080hahorameestadando800poresosigotrabajandocomoboyamantenerhamifamilihapagandounprestamodeuniguanmedijosignahielsegurososialqreeranmisbenefisiasdelsegurososialseconbertieenunprestamodeunacoperatibafederalestoypagandoyosaqre5000ahoradebo17milenunan̈ohasiesloqremeanhechianharuhinadomividacomosieselgobiernoqresemetihoconelenpleadorlasaseguransascomoyoboyhasacaresoahoritaheentradoendepresiontengounatiaenpasosdemuertemimamamurioel31dedisienbre2023notengohasilearuhinanlabidahaunhimigrantesalvadoren̈oyoloqrehehechoenestepahisestrabajartengo23an̈osenlaconpan̈ianorwezlaneskeypekparaqreelenpladormebendiera23an̈osderabajotodabihanoqrierenqremeretireporqrehesidounliderenlaconpan̈ihaHesafuhelapagaqremedihoelenpladorhahorayabendiholaconpan̈ihahahoraesyeloestoncomolabenhiyonotubelahoportunidaddehirhaunaesCuelaporhesonomesabidodefenderporesoelenpledorfomoesenidodecorucsiontodadlasenpresasqreanconpradoconmidineroporqremeyebabanacolecsionhiconesedineroconprabanlasenpresassonmasde500enpresahitodalamitonadahiyosinresibirnadapagandounprestamoesaeslavidaqremeatocadoenestadosunidosdehamericaesesossonlosderechosumanosdeestepaisyoapredialeherenelhejersitodeelsalvadorsesmeseshaprendihaleerhialgohaescribirtodabihanoqrierenqremeretirencontodosloscreditosfulelsegurososialhimeda800nopuedodejardetrabajarnesesitomanteneramifamiliha

  • @ericchen1205
    @ericchen1205 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Using the irrevocable trust as the solution to reduce estate tax may not be worth the ongoing admin trouble (filing tax return on the irrevocable trust), the cost of corporate trustee, and the high income tax brackets for the assets in the irrevocable trust.

  • @kennethguilory
    @kennethguilory 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We the clients are fed up with high-net-worth inheritance thieves who change our documents when we're too vulnerable to reach out for help. So we will hire NICER authorized Administration Lawyers who defend families with the forgery proof NICER validated and certified administration 33-year reformed Latin Law Model Interdiction Trust. Arriving in a few months to avoid financial elder abuse.

  • @JenniferTyler-n9w
    @JenniferTyler-n9w 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Do unto others

  • @AlexShantyOldLawModel
    @AlexShantyOldLawModel 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We the Grantors, Legals, and Law thank the Ethical Estate Planners who Caveated the Trust is used by inheritance thieves to steal Grantees Legacies. Distinguishing themselves in September among their peers advancing their careers to Notary Index Crime Enforcement Registry Authorized Forgery Proof Administration Lawyers. Elevating the profession to Pro Bono backup Global Prebate Probate Arbiter Trust Advisors earning 850% more than Estate Planners, permission ledger interdicting Financial Elder Abusers. In the spirit of Civics, Civility, and Collaboration with Clients Coaching on Empire College School of Law Pragmatic TH-cam Posts. Adding dozens of security provisions to plan, record, fund, appoint guardians for minors, prevent conservatorships, draft medical directives and NICER forgery proof permission ledger validated interdiction Trust, monitor, warn trace detect, dispatch Sherries and NICER to respond to and 837PC restrain Trust forgers, transfer, distribute, and settle peacekeeping administrations. With histories most relevant Legal Niches FinCEN Validated and NiCER Certified Hollywood Style Trust Readings,

  • @AlexShantyOldLawModel
    @AlexShantyOldLawModel 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Please consider putting clients needs ahead of your own needs installing NICER Traditional Law with Permission Ledger Allied Legal Professionals in July to install the 33 year Reformed Law Crime interdiction Administration. In July to forgery proof inheritance and legacy wealth transfer for average Administrations to Billionaires estates. To protect vulnerable seniors and Special needs children with Notary Index Crime Enforcement Regulators. NICER Collaboration with FinCEN Financial Crime Enforcement network FinCEC.

  • @IlonaJosiane
    @IlonaJosiane ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for the video!!! We learn a lot from you! Thank you!

  • @marguithalocks9874
    @marguithalocks9874 ปีที่แล้ว

    Marguitha Locks

  • @oldtimer427
    @oldtimer427 ปีที่แล้ว

    Dudes a scammer and POS. This is hilarious !!

  • @knpstrr
    @knpstrr ปีที่แล้ว

    So less than $25M-$26M we can use legal zoom

    • @AlexShantyOldLawModel
      @AlexShantyOldLawModel 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      No please don’t greedy trustees and thieves use these to steal our wealth when we’re vulnerable, hire a Prebate Probate Arbiter Trust Advisor. They put their clients needs ahead of their own with a Nickel or Dime solution to the Estate Plan crime and Litigation Quarter.

  • @knpstrr
    @knpstrr ปีที่แล้ว

    I like the idea of a long term legacy where money is used to enhance the lives of descendants. Where even low interest loans could be taken and paid back to help heirs get ahead in life (school, housing, business) but not have them feel entitled and retire at 30, never really working a day. That isn't healthy.

  • @jvolstad
    @jvolstad ปีที่แล้ว

    I'm leaving most of my estate to charity. Even now I have started.

  • @romanhut2917
    @romanhut2917 ปีที่แล้ว

    You arise yo kids to be hard working . Show them how hard you worked for that home . Teach them the value of owning something out right .so they will hold what you’ve let them in high regard .

  • @anthonyeaster362
    @anthonyeaster362 ปีที่แล้ว

    🤝📈

  • @alliesteamc3546
    @alliesteamc3546 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    May we ask what is the difference between “estate of David X” versus “david trust” vs “ david living trust” after the grantor dies how does one refer to what the deceased person person left?

  • @deborahramaphala9056
    @deborahramaphala9056 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Pls do more u tube video which are structured what to fo to open the trust how to structure

  • @bruce7992
    @bruce7992 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I am 60 - thanks for the council

  • @deleoora4541
    @deleoora4541 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What property doesnt go through probate court?

  • @faramarzmokri9136
    @faramarzmokri9136 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I was in a family meeting that the 5 family members with substantial wealth were discussing how to set up a structured fund so that after all the family members are passed away their fund continue to support a group of select individuals and or families with financial need by lending them money without interest in return of a simple honorary and promissory note that if and when they stand on their feet and start earning money to return the money to the fund and if they can without any obligation to help one or more needy individuals or families the same way they were help when they needed to come out of poverty to improve their chances of success in their lives. All of the family members unanimously voted that they did not want to give to charities that the executives work for salaries and bonuses ( like good will executives ) . What would be the way for this family to structure a trust fund that after all the beneficiaries are passed away the fund will continue to provide for the needed individuals or families chosen by a trusted guardian( s ) that could work for the fund on voluntary basis without asking any compensations? I thought to share this story to get ideas. assed the fumoney

  • @philipingram1667
    @philipingram1667 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I agree about having an independent non interested fiduciary - three sons in my family (I am #2) and oldest had power of attorney - wanted to settle old scores that he felt was part of the process. Also took Dad from his home state (with 3 living siblings) back to brother's state and put him in retirement home - Dad knew no one for the last three years - other than my brother and his family. Sad what happens - could have been handled better with a non family member calling the shots in my view.

    • @marycoffey2449
      @marycoffey2449 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      There really is no right or wrong issue because I have seen situations where there was only one involved and the accountant and attorneys fought and would not give up. I have seen strangers be representatives and never talk too the one that suppose too get the inheritance. I have seen people say they love there children and give them nothing. I have seen people inherit trust and want the money so the attorney gives them 10 percent and the attorney gets 90 percent. Take this advice too heart. Give it too the person before you die otherwise the greedy ones will come. And never treat your children like there not worth your money. Your children are apart of you. When you die your giving it too yourself because there your flesh.

    • @arbiewebbjr1686
      @arbiewebbjr1686 ปีที่แล้ว

      I wanted to be legal representative of my late mother’s estate. Every single sibling agreed except one. I ran out of money and quit.

  • @Robert-xv9ge
    @Robert-xv9ge 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    So leaving the a "legacy" means force your kids to enter into business they may not want to...such as leaving properties and forcing them all to cooperate in a rental business so they can get smaller amounts? Why not just write your will that would allow anyone who wants the property(s) to buy them at a discount from their siblings. Then those who want to have a legacy, do and those who don't won't. Rarely a good idea to PUSH your ideology on anyone, including your own grown kids.

    • @loveyliv9888
      @loveyliv9888 ปีที่แล้ว

      Exactly. Money doesn't change people it shows who they truly are. If you raised them right you shouldn't stress about what they will do with it. People are waking up, life IS NOT about struggling & hard work, unless you want it to be, that's your choice..don't push it on your children my goodness

  • @TMAG626
    @TMAG626 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for this. We had a great experience when your firm did our Family Trust and daughter's Health Care POA.

  • @PakiNewsNetwork
    @PakiNewsNetwork 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    You've become my personal hero, Sir.

  • @Burps___
    @Burps___ 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Attorneys love keeping their fingers in the family funds by “legacy” plans. Their nightmare is exactly what is described here: the kids come to town and leave with their portion of the assets, never to be involved with the local lawyer again.

    • @drott150
      @drott150 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Exactly. And most ordinary people don't leave a fortune behind big enough to ruin their kid's lives, especially if they end up in a nursing home, which most do in the end (and eats up their estate before they die). The sense of value, responsibility and wisdom your kids will have as adults will - _or will not_ - be imparted to them as children by their parents before they become adults. You can't structure those things into an estate plan once you're an aging parent. Your kids will have those qualities instilled within or they will not. No lawyers and their parasitic fees required.

    • @shelleysedwick
      @shelleysedwick 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It’s clear from your comment above you’ve never actually seen how much an inheritance can kill a young adults work drive. It’s pretty sad. This is a good video to start the inheritance conversation.

    • @shelleysedwick
      @shelleysedwick 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thank you for a thought provoking video. This is precisely what happened to a family member who inherited money at a young age.

    • @Burps___
      @Burps___ 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@shelleysedwick it’s clear from your comment that you don’t know me.

  • @lucybellescott7531
    @lucybellescott7531 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    3:28 is important!

  • @goldengalsclazy
    @goldengalsclazy 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I like your tie. Where'd you buy it? Please let me know & thanks, for this video! It's great advice!

  • @tom_olofsson
    @tom_olofsson 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Dana, what is the net worth range of your clients? This sounds like high net worth and ultra high net worth planning.

  • @randyhilger9114
    @randyhilger9114 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    My brother and sister took all my dads money and got a shady lawyer to exclude out of everything now i have to fight them to try and get my share my dad died 5 weeks ago.he had alzheimers etc.

  • @stephaniec.2520
    @stephaniec.2520 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for this; it was thought provoking and of value. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Computer glitch we don't know how to fix.

  • @ladawnemalone2955
    @ladawnemalone2955 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can a trust be formed after a lawsuit recovery

  • @dtom1145
    @dtom1145 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    When I was young the goal was to provide for my children in the event my wife and I passed. This meant money for education, healthcare and living expenses until they became of age. As we got older we saw our children evolve into hard working, responsible adults and so they are entitled to our assets when we pass. They are responsible for managing the assets for the grandkids. Anything that is left to grandkids is not done until they are 30 and have had the opportunity to show themselves. as responsible, hard working adults.

  • @helmuttdvm
    @helmuttdvm 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Your thoughts are very helpful. Especially avoiding our offspring becoming ‘trust fund babies’.

    • @Robert-xv9ge
      @Robert-xv9ge 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      If that is truly a fear, then you didn't raise or teach your kids correctly.

  • @e-spy
    @e-spy 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wow, that was so good! thank you!

  • @cheatednomore6430
    @cheatednomore6430 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for the information. I am so appreciative of your video. I would only like to add a thought of concern that I have regarding choosing not to designate any money for one's successful grown children & maybe designate grandchildren and their children only. A catastrophic long term illness or accident can leave one's grown children in a possibly perilous financial position, which in turn can cause a chain of events of severe financial struggle. I can only speak for myself, but for this reason, I would leave atleast a decent/ worthwhile sum of money to my successful grown children. I look forward to looking into more of your advice on various financial estate planning topics.

    • @drott150
      @drott150 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      If you can't trust your own children, then you have failed as a parent.

  • @trackmastersdj
    @trackmastersdj 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    How long can a Trust litigation (probate) case remain in pre-trial/discovery stage?

  • @ludwig6332
    @ludwig6332 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I want to know what is the tax rate of assets in a trust. Is income inside a trust the same regardless of the type of trust? Anyone?

    • @kylebacc
      @kylebacc 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      40% above about 13k. Less under. Same for all trusts but there are deductions for charity, etc. Not the whole story though. Can pass out income in same year and be taxed at beneficiary's ordinary income rate. Not legal advice.

  • @k.c.themarketer1166
    @k.c.themarketer1166 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Great video! Very Informative! If you want help growing your channel I think I can be of service! I sent you an email

  • @martyminer828
    @martyminer828 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    We as grandparents to out of schoolers, are NOW thinking the same way. We have given to our one child's family and feel as though they expect us to help them retire at the same age we did...LOL. I think NOT.....They need to pay their own way yet and teach their own kids how to accomplish what they want to be in life...its NOT a free ride.....We have our OWN Charities that we have supported for years, and enjoy doing so....We are NOT looking to our family to care for us in our Old Age....We plan on taking care of ourselves, so as NOT to be a burden on them.....It's STILL our life AND we plan on enjoying it too the END!....Surprise! 😘 SMOOCHES. 😘

  • @little_mrb
    @little_mrb 4 ปีที่แล้ว

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  • @stephen5147
    @stephen5147 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    "Planning for a lifetime" kinda got upended by the SECURE Act.

  • @weshoover986
    @weshoover986 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    Very wise recommendations; definitely helped reframe the purpose of an estate. Thank you!