Philanthropic giving is a common goal for many individuals. The choice to give is often fueled by the desire to unite the family and establish a legacy with their favorite charitable causes. Other times, a significant shift in wealth (due to retirement or selling a...
For families supporting a loved one with special needs, receiving a financial settlement can feel like both a blessing and a challenge. While the funds offer security and new opportunities, they can also create unexpected financial and legal complexities. For...
Many corporate trustees follow a rigid, one-size-fits-all approach that may not align with family offices’ personalized, high-touch service. However, the right corporate trustee can seamlessly extend the family office, offering objective trust administration...
One in five American families cares for a loved one with special needs. An important tool families can use when planning for the individual’s quality of life without the primary caregiver is a Third-Party Special Needs Trust (third-party SNT). This type of trust...
As a financial advisor, your role commonly extends into areas of your client’s lives beyond financial returns, especially among high-net-worth families. You may find yourself serving as a voice on legacy and the future. You might also field questions about the...
Unpacking the Benefits of Tennessee’s 2024 Trust Code Revisions Tennessee has long been recognized as a leader in trust law, offering a progressive and flexible framework for trust administration that benefits grantors, trustees, and beneficiaries alike. The state...
