Monthly Archives: July 2014

Trust inheritance provisions to protect your children’s inheritance from in-laws and divorce

Just because California is a community property State does not mean that an inheritance here is community property. For a married Californian, property received by gift or inheritance is separate property, not community property. For many parents, that fact alone is enough protection. Perhaps most parents have confidence that their children will do the “right thing” with … Continue reading Trust inheritance provisions to protect your children’s inheritance from in-laws and divorce

Trust inheritance provision to help your beneficiaries buy a home

Your living trust can provide that, after your death, wealth remains in trust for your child (or other intended beneficiary) to help with designated purposes. Well known examples of such purposes are health and education. But another purpose is help with buying a house. For example, your trust could provide that, after your death, the trustee may … Continue reading Trust inheritance provision to help your beneficiaries buy a home