The question of assigning cultural stewardship roles to beneficiaries within a trust—particularly one holding significant cultural assets—is increasingly relevant as …
The question of whether to assign a voting mechanism to beneficiaries for major decisions concerning a trust is a fascinating …
The question of incorporating a professional archivist into an estate plan, while not traditionally common, is increasingly relevant in our …
The question of entrusting legacy communications—those messages and instructions intended for loved ones after one’s passing—to a family historian is …
The idea of preserving family history is a deeply resonant one, and increasingly, individuals are considering how to incorporate this …
The question of appointing an ombudsman to oversee trust distributions is increasingly relevant as trusts become more complex and family …
The question of guardianship for an adult child with cognitive disabilities is a deeply personal and legally complex one. Many …
The question of whether you can disqualify a beneficiary due to criminal behavior is a common one for Ted Cook, …
Planning bequests is a deeply personal act, a final expression of care and foresight. However, a static dollar amount determined …
Estate planning is often viewed as simply preparing for the distribution of assets after one’s passing, but its protective capabilities …