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Estate Planning Guide for Couples

Index:

How to Hold Title to Real Estate, Bank Accounts and Other Property

Social Security Benefits for Surviving Spouses

Community Property and Your Will or Living Trust

Estate Planning Problems for Couples That Own Property As Tenants In Common

Estate Planning for Domestic Partners

Blended Families and the Inheritance Rights of Stepchildren

Estate Planning for Stepparents and Spouses with Children from a Previous Relationship

Disinherit a Spouse

Using Property Title to Disinherit a Spouse

The Marital Deduction and Estate Taxes

Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trust or QTIP Trust

Power of Appointment Trust

A Surviving Spouse's Right to an Elective Share of the Estate

What a Spouse Inherits If You Die Without a Will or Intestate

What a Domestic Partner Inherits If You Die Without a Will or Intestate

The Estate Planning Complications of Second and Subsequent Marriages

Is Surviving Spouse Required to File Will of Deceased Spouse With Court

Liability for Deceased Spouse's Debts

Pennyborn's free estate planning guide for couples provides information for spouses, domestic partners, and unmarried couples. Our estate planning guide for couples also provides information for surviving spouses and partners.

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