Do you have a question about a vacation home, protecting your kids inheritance from divorce, when to use a trust or will, how a power of attorney works, how to avoid being sued as an executor, or even how to solve estate and family disputes without going to court? These short videos answer your questions

What Happens To My Inheritance If My Son or Daughter Gets a Divorce?

http://www.paestateplanners.com 

If I leave my inheritance to my son or daughter and they get divorced, will my son-in-law or daughter-in-law get the money? In most cases, the answer is yes, but you can plan ahead so this won't happen. When you leave assets to your children and tell them not to put it into a joint account with their spouse, you are putting them into an awkward position. They will likely feel uncomfortable with this and put it into a joint account. It then becomes a marital asset, and if they get divorced, your inheritance could go to another family. You can prevent this by carefully planning your estate with an experienced wills and trusts lawyer like Dave Frees. One of the tools Dave Frees can help you take advantage of is the beneficiary controlled trust, which is designed specifically for this purpose. For more information, call the Law Office of Unruh, Turner, Burke and Frees at 610-933-8069 or email Dave directly at dfrees@utbf.com.