For some people, philanthropy is part of their everyday life. If you are one of those people, you may also wish to continue your charitable gifting after you are gone. With that in mind, a Hartford estate planning attorney at Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates, P.C. explains how you can incorporate charitable gifting into your estate … [Read More]
What Is the Difference between Estate Planning and Legacy Planning?
Most people are familiar with the concept of estate planning; however, ālegacy planningā may be a concept that is new to you. Legacy planning allows you to do more than just pass down your material wealth. It allows you to pass down the intangible characteristics that make you who you are. To help you better … [Read More]
Legacy Planning: Options for Charitable Gifts
Legacy planning is important if you want to have control over how you are remembered and control over what happens to the wealth that you have worked so hard to acquire. The legacy planning process can be complicated, but you should get proper legal help as you make decisions about what to do with your … [Read More]
Discuss Legacy Planning With Your Estate Planning Attorney
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Legacy Planning: It’s Not All About the Money
Complimentary Report: What is Connecticut Legacy Planning?
Legacy planning is a more complete form of estate planning. Your legacy is the way that you will be remembered, and you can be proactive about influencing these memories. Topics covered in this report include: Ethical Will Family Heirlooms Charitable Giving Family History Click here to read the whole article or download the PDF. [Read More]
What Steps Can I Take to Preserve My Legacy?
When you are looking ahead toward the future you may start to think about your legacy. Indeed, there are a number of ways that you can proactively endeavor to have an influence even after you are gone. Charitable Giving One of the steps that you can take to preserve your legacy would be to set … [Read More]





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