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The SECURE Act is the most far reaching and impactful legislation affecting retirement accounts in decades.

If you decide a trust is needed either during your lifetime or in your will, you will have to choose a trustee to administer it.

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How does a will work? Does having a will keep an estate out of probate? This article explains the basics.

Certified Elder Law Attorney Barbara McGinnis answers questions about estate planning.