Скачать или смотреть How do I protect my children’s inheritance from their spouses? - W. B. Moore Law LLC

This is a question I get almost every time I help someone with an estate plan—people often say they're leaving money and assets to their kids but worry about what might happen if their child goes through a divorce. Even if the marriage is strong now, they want to ensure the inheritance ultimately goes to their grandchildren, not an ex-spouse. The best way to handle that is by setting up a lifetime trust for the child. For example, if you’re leaving them $500,000, that money goes into the trust, and the child can even act as the trustee. They’ll have the discretion to take money out, but you advise them to keep it in the trust to avoid it becoming a marital asset subject to division in a divorce. If kept in trust, the funds can pass directly to their children when they pass away. It’s not difficult to set up—just requires some planning. If you’re interested, give me a call and I’ll walk you through it.

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