Estate Planning for Families with College Children
Planning for Grown Children
Although your nest may be empty, your children remain the focus of your concerns and will always be your children regardless of age. In the past it was common to distribute outright to children. Times have changed and doing so today risks what you have worked so hard to build. Outright distributions may wind up in the hands of your child’s ex-spouse, a bankruptcy trustee, or a child’s creditor. Unsteady job markets, divorces, and litigation are now commonplace and parents want to protect their children. In some situations, parents need to protect their children from themselves. In planning for your children, we will discuss opportunities to insulate your child’s inheritance from all of those risks.