Who Should Be Your Trustee?

Estate planning often brings questions that are both complex and sensitive to the forefront. Among these, deciding who should serve as the trustee of your trust stands out as particularly challenging. At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we’re committed to demystifying this process for you. By offering clear, accessible guidance, we aim to…

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How Do I Fund a Trust in Kansas?

Estate planning is all about safeguarding your wishes for the future.  While creating a trust is a significant first step, it’s just as important to understand how to fund that trust with your assets.  This ensures your intentions are carried out exactly as you planned.  Let’s break down the process of funding a trust in…

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What Are the Different Types of Trusts in Kansas?

Estate planning is essential to securing your financial future and ensuring your wishes are honored. At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we recognize the complexities and nuances that come with setting up trusts. It’s a subject that often feels overwhelming due to its intricacies and the variety of options available. Our mission is…

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How Do I Include My Charitable Giving Wishes in My Kansas Estate Plan?

At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we meet many kind-hearted individuals in Kansas who wish to leave a lasting impact through charitable giving. Whether it’s supporting a cause close to your heart or contributing to community development, including charitable donations in your estate plan, is a noble endeavor. Let’s explore how you can…

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What Is a Trust in Kansas?

At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we’re here to demystify the concept of trusts for our clients across Kansas. Estate planning, after all, isn’t just about drafting documents; it’s about crafting a legacy and ensuring your wishes are honored. Trusts are a cornerstone of many estate plans, offering flexibility, privacy, and control over…

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What Steps Should I Take to Avoid Probate in Kansas?

Estate planning is a topic that intertwines with the fabric of our lives, touching upon our financial stability, familial bonds, and future legacies. At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we recognize the intricacies of managing one’s estate and the importance of sidestepping probate—a lengthy and stressful process. Let’s explore how we can assist…

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Why Should I Consider a Trust Instead of a Will in Kansas?

Estate planning strategies that center on a revocable living trust rather than a will have gained widespread popularity. However, due to their increased complexity and slightly higher initial costs, many individuals still need to learn about the advantages of transitioning to a trust-based approach. We are well-equipped to detail the specific benefits tailored to your…

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Trusts and Marriage – Protecting Your Assets

Understanding how marital status affects trusts is crucial, whether entering into or dissolving a union. From safeguarding assets from creditors to ensuring legacy preservation, this newsletter delves into the nuanced implications of different trust structures amidst marital changes. Considerations for selecting the right trust to safeguard your assets are also explored. Estate planning attorneys can…

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Can I Change My Estate Plan If My Circumstances Change?

Estate planning is an ongoing journey, not a one-time event. At the Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A., we recognize that life is full of changes and surprises. This is why we’re committed to helping our clients in Kansas adapt their estate plans to match their evolving circumstances. Let’s delve into the flexibility of estate…

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Is It Time to Update Your Estate Plan Due to Changes in Executors, Beneficiaries, or Power of Attorney?

Life is dynamic, and so are relationships and circumstances that underpin your estate plan. We’ll guide you through understanding why keeping your estate planning documents aligned with these changes is essential, ensuring they continue to reflect your wishes and safeguard your legacy effectively. When to Revise Your Executor Choices in Kansas The executor of your…

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