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Estate Planning &
Living Trusts |
1. Introduction/Welcome
2. What is an estate?
3. Why do estate
planning?
4. Who needs estate
planning?
5. Elvis Presley
6. Groucho Marx
7. When should you plan?
8. Common estate plans
9. Plan #1: Will
10. What is probate?
11. Probate illustration
12. Probate is big
business
13. Probate takes time
14. Probate is public
15. Probate process has
control
16. Wills and incapacity
17. Minor children or
grandchildren
18.
Plan#2: Doing Nothing
19. Plan #3: Joint
Ownership
20.
Joint ownership and probate
example
21. Joint ownership and disinheriting
example
22. Joint ownership
summary
23. Plan #4: Giving Away
Assets
24. Stepped-up basis
example
25. Stepped-up basis example
(cont.)
26. Plan #5: Beneficiary
Transfers
27.
Keeping control with a revocable living
trust
28. Living trust vs. will
29. Changing titles
30. Property titled in living trust avoids
probate
31. You keep control
32. Your living trust team
33. Benefits of corporate
trustee
34. You control
inheritance
35.
You control inheritance
(cont.)
36. Expenses that reduce your
estate
37. Federal estate tax
exemption
38.
Family business
deduction
39.
Determining your federal estate
taxes
40. Leaving everything to spouse/tax
trap
41. Leaving everything to spouse/tax trap
2
42. Living trust with tax
planning
43. Living trust with tax planning
(control)
44.
Living trust summary
45. For medical decisions
46. Follow our Five-Step Action
Plan
47. Conclusion