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In retirement, the last thing you want to worry about is losing control of your life and your money because of something you didn't see coming. …

Your attorney might suggest appointing a Trust Protector to your estate plan for added benefits. Discover the dynamic role and responsibilities of a Trust Protector, which extends beyond that of the Grantor, Trustee, or Beneficiary. A Trust Protector, typically an impartial third party, assumes one or both of the following functions: When should you consider […]

An asset protection trust lets the person who sets it up (the grantor) place valuable property with an independent trustee, while still being able to use that property as a beneficiary. …

A good estate plan should also protect your assets, because people sue each other a lot these days. …

Most people first hear about estate planning and the Revocable Living Trust around the time they buy a house, get life insurance and start a family. …

Learn why it is important to have a Revocable Living Trust and what are some details that you should be aware of in drafting a Revocable Living Trust.

Paul Hilton, a retired Marine Corps officer and an estate planning attorney. My office is in Fontana, and I serve families across San Bernardino County and the Inland Empire, including Veterans and Department of Defense civilians.