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Estate Planning >> Trusts & Living Trusts >> Protecting the assets I have at the present moment
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| Discussion: Protecting the assets I have at the present moment | - |
Nancy (Offline)
UNITED STATES |
| Joined 6 Jun 2022 4:02 pm
1 post
10/10 Rating |
I would like all my past assessts to go to my daughter but future moneys go to my future husband.
Could you direct me to the proper form?
Thanks in advance. Nancy
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| Joined 26 Jan 2022 1:01 pm
144 posts
9.6/10 Rating |
Dear Nancy,
Thank you for visiting our website.
As we understand from your email, you are planning to get married sometime in the future and want to protect the assets that you have at the present moment. You want your daughter to be the recipient of your property. If this is what you want, we would suggest you to prepare the following documents:
1. You can leave all your current property to your daughter by creating a Living Trust. In this document you will name your daughter as a beneficiary (recipient) of the Trust. After your death all the assets in the trust will go to your daughter. As to a trustee (a person that manages the trust), you have two choices: you can name yourself as a trustee, or you can name your daughter as a trustee. If your name your daughter as a trustee she will be able to manage and use trust assets now. We provide the form of Living Trust you need at http://www.legalhelpmate.com/living-trust-online.aspx
2. Before you get married you may sign a Prenuptial Agreement with your fiancé, separating the assets that you have before marriage from future family property that you will acquire with your new husband. The Prenuptial Agreement form can be found at http://www.legalhelpmate.com/prenuptial-agreement.aspx
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