What if I die before the trust is fully funded?
The question of what happens if you pass away before fully funding your trust is a common and valid concern …
Can I structure an estate plan to benefit both family and charity?
Absolutely, it is not only possible but increasingly common to structure an estate plan that thoughtfully benefits both loved ones …
Can the CRT be used to support a revolving scholarship fund?
Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs) present a fascinating avenue for philanthropic endeavors, and the question of whether they can support a …
Can I restrict trustees from making investment decisions without consensus?
Establishing clear guidelines for trustee investment decisions, particularly requiring consensus, is a crucial aspect of comprehensive estate planning and can …
What is a special needs trust?
A special needs trust, also known as a supplemental needs trust, is a legally established arrangement designed to hold assets …
Can I structure trust distributions based on beneficiaries’ financial need?
Yes, absolutely, a cornerstone of thoughtful estate planning with Steve Bliss and Bliss Law is the ability to tailor trust …
Can a special needs trust pay for vocational certification renewals?
Special needs trusts, also known as supplemental needs trusts, are powerful tools designed to improve the quality of life for …
Can a bypass trust fund postgraduate studies or professional training?
The question of whether a bypass trust can fund postgraduate studies or professional training is a common one for estate …
Can I convert an existing irrevocable trust into a CRT?
The question of converting an existing irrevocable trust into a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) is complex, requiring careful consideration and …
Can I freeze distributions during criminal investigations?
The question of whether one can freeze distributions during criminal investigations, particularly concerning trusts and estates, is a complex one …