Till Death (And Qualified Trusts) Do Us Part
Andrew M. Nerney and Stephanie Eassa Rapp co-authored the article, "Till Death (And Qualified Trusts) Do Us Part," published by WealthManagement.com. In the article, they discuss the many reasons to shift the beneficial interest of a QTIP trust and its underlying assets during a surviving spouse's lifetime.
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