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LegacyGuard Estate Planning Advises On Why A Will May Not Control Where The Assets Go
- A will may be important but does not necessarily control every asset a person owns.
- Beneficiary designations can determine where an asset goes after the owner dies, even if the will says otherwise.
- A will generally directs property in probate, while titles, beneficiary designations, or trusts may transfer other assets outside probate.
- LegacyGuard Estate Planning says that creating a trust alone does not fund it and that estate documents and asset registrations should align.
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