Attorney Nishay Sanan is a frequent guest on my radio show, “The Trust Radio Network.” He also makes appearances on other well-known television and radio shows to weigh in on important and timely legal issues. He defends individuals in federal court — cases that some describe as “white-collar” crimes, such as tax issues, security cases, and the like. Attorney Sanan has represented many high-profile defendants, including John McAfee. In fact, Sanan was McAfee’s attorney when he met his demise in a Spanish jail. Through experience, Attorney Sanan has a unique view of the federal court system, our constitutional system of government, and public policy. If you ever find yourself under indictment for a federal crime, Attorney Sanan will fight the government on your behalf. Learn more about what Attorney Sanan can do for you at Chicago-LawOffice.net. Meet Attorney Nishay K. Sanan
Introducing David Schwaner Attorney Schwaner helps and guides clients who desperately need relief after an injury has turned their lives upside down. He has spent his entire career representing the injured and, in the process, has helped recover many millions of dollars for the seriously injured. At the age of 31, Schwaner became one of the youngest attorneys in the history of Illinois to win a gross jury verdict of over $1 million. Now, after working to recover millions of dollars on behalf of clients, Schwaner is a renowned personal injury attorney who is on a mission to fight back against the insurance companies.
Learn more about Schwaner’s work and get in touch at SchwanerInjury.com.
Guest Author: Attorney David Schlueter (Trusted Professional)
You can see my Aug. 10 interview with Nishay Sanan here: Vimeo.com/741185939.
Saving Your Family Money CREATE A LIVING TRUST NOW
Attorneys and legal document preparation companies often sell wills to people without understanding this reality: A will cannot be legally relied upon by any party without a court case and the blessing of a probate judge. In probate cases, the distribution of assets is often delayed. There are court costs, publication to creditors fees, attorney’s fees, and possible bond fees. The probate case is also in county public record, allowing anyone who is curious to see who received assets and how much they received.
as real estate agents, appraisers, locators of heirs, and those interested in purchasing personal items from an estate will have your contact information. The probate case also provides a forum for individuals who may wish to intervene and object. So, the person who passed doesn’t always have the last say. A living trust, on the other hand, allows for a private and orderly disposition of assets without a court case and the related expenses. The trust can be kept open longer than a probate case and is a good way to provide for payouts over time to younger beneficiaries. It may provide other sensible restrictions enforced long term as desired by the settlor
of the trust. Initial payouts from trusts are not delayed as they often are in a probate case.
You should consider spending money to create a trust now rather than have your beneficiaries deciding between themselves who will pay an attorney’s retainer, court fees, possible bond fees, and publication fees. Trusts can be drafted on a flat fee basis just like wills. Want to learn more? Contact Attorney Dave Schlueter at Dave@schlueterlawoffice.com or by phone at (630) 285-5300.
Here’s another annoying side effect: Estate- related vendors and strangers such
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