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Feb 23, 2015

Does my Living Trust end when I pass away?

Unlike a will, a trust does not have to die with you. Assets can stay in your trust, managed by the trustee you selected, until your beneficiaries reach the age(s) at which you want them to inherit. Your trust can continue longer to provide for a loved one with special needs, or to protect the assets from beneficiaries’ creditors, spouses, and future death taxes.

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My name is Diana Hale, and I serve families and business owners in Denver, Colorado Springs, and the surrounding metro areas.

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