Shh! This is a silent trust — let’s keep it quiet
$225.00
Description
Abstract: Generally, estate planning advisors recommend that individuals be upfront with family members about how they plan to divide their assets. However, when using a “silent trust,” sometimes referred to as a “quiet trust,” people will have to keep their plans to themselves. This article explains that a silent trust limits the amount of information shared with beneficiaries or, in some cases, keeps the existence of the trust secret.
Additional information
| Year | |
|---|---|
| Niche | |
| Newsletter | |
| Issue | |
| Word Count |