One company supports three households. One of your children runs it. The other two have never worked a day inside it and are counting on it anyway.
Does the child who runs it have to be the child who owns it?
Circumstances
Illustrative only, not client matters. If one of these reads like your situation, the useful thing to know is that most of them have a window, and the window is usually earlier than people expect.
One company supports three households. One of your children runs it. The other two have never worked a day inside it and are counting on it anyway.
Does the child who runs it have to be the child who owns it?
Your estate sits well above the current exemption. The exemption is scheduled to fall.
What do you give up permanently by using it now, and what do you give up by waiting?
You signed personal guarantees on commercial debt years ago. Nobody has mentioned them since. They are still there.
Who answers for them if you are not the one being asked?
There is a buyer circling. Nothing is signed. Your advisors are telling you to wait until the deal is closer.
Which planning windows close the moment a sale becomes reasonably certain?
Your parents had it drafted in 1994, for a family that no longer looks anything like this one.
What can still be changed, what cannot, and who has standing to ask?