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In this article, our Moline trust attorneys discuss how the use of a revocable living trust in your Moline estate plan will ensure that your estate avoids probate proceeding s in Moline after you pass.
Wills and trusts in Moline are important documents that are used to pass on assets at the time of your passing and can be utilized to name a guardian for minors, while trusts like revocable living trusts can help you avoid a costly probate case and outline the inheritance you will pass onto any children.
In this article, our Moline trust attorneys explain what wills and trusts are and what they can do for your estate plan to avoid or eliminate estate taxes and ensure your Moline estate avoids probate.
Read the full article by our Moline will and trust attorneys explaining wills and trusts.
In this article, our Moline trust attorneys discuss the use of estate plans to help reduce, minimize or eliminate estate taxes in Moline estates.
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