If a client’s Estate Plan involves a revocable trust, then the client needs to decide who will serve as trustee after the client dies. Sometimes, clients have several undesirable options if they want to name an individual and they consider naming an institution to serve as trustee. This article provides a framework for clients considering naming an institutional trustee. Read on to learn more.
Girum (“Groom”) Tesfaye, provides extensive estate planning services to individuals and businesses in the DC Metropolitan area (the DMV). His primary focus is to help client’s avoid probate, protect their assets, and provide for the security of their loved ones with a well-crafted estate plan.
Girum’s background as a litigation attorney in state and federal courts gives him a unique set of skills when representing members of our diverse community in the DMV. Particularly, He has gained recognition for creative planning and execution of estate plans for non-residents with business interests in the U.S.
Girum’s background as a litigation attorney in state and federal courts gives him a unique set of skills when representing members of our diverse community in the DMV. Particularly, He has gained recognition for creative planning and execution of estate plans for non-residents with business interests in the U.S.
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