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In this video, we’ll be discussing the differences between a will and a trust, and whether you need both.

Attr. Burton provides an excellent summary of the benefits and reasons why one might use a revocable living trust as part of their plan.

How to Avoid Probate on Home at First Spouse Death in Wisconsin

Attorney Burton answers the following question in his Real Estate Q&A Series: "Who Has the Right to View an Irrevocable Trust in Wisconsin?"

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Is a Self-Made Will Adequate to Protect our Assets in the State of Wisconsin?"

What Assets Should Not Be Placed in a Revocable Trust?

In Terrorem Clause in Will | Bing Crosby | Wills of the Rich and Famous

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: I Am Trust Beneficiary Going Through Divorce -- Can They Attack Trust?

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Can I Reclaim My Inheritance if I Signed a Disclaimer?"

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Does an Irrevocable Trust Need to be Notarized in Wisconsin?"

How Are Revocable Living Trusts Taxed?

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers a Reader's Question - "Can I Sell House in Irrevocable Trust and Use Cash on Other House in Trust?"

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Do I Need to Have Notarized Copies of a Trust?"

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Should I Allow My Dad to Add Me to the Deed of Our Family Home".

In this episode of Estate Planning 101, Attorney Thomas B. Burton discusses, in detail, the first question that comes to everyone's mind...

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "Is a Trust Amendment Valid if Signed Only by the Settlor?"

How to Hold Title to Home When Married in Wisconsin

Attorney Thomas B. Burton answers the following question: "How Does One Add a Co Trustee to a Trust?"

How to Divide House Fairly Between Three People in an Estate Plan?

In this video, Attorney Thomas B. Burton discusses How to Divide Tangible Personal Property in Your Will!