Estate Law Author

Hannah Carlson

Hannah Carlson is a seasoned estate law attorney with a strong background in taxation. She has helped numerous clients navigate complex estate planning and trust administration matters, ensuring their assets are protected and their wishes are respected. Hannah is dedicated to providing personalized and compassionate representation to her clients.

Credentials

J.D., Harvard Law School, LL.M. in Taxation

10+ yearsEstate PlanningTrust Administration

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Articles by Hannah Carlson

Will vs. Estate Planning: Which One Do You Need?Who Needs a Revocable Trust and Who Doesn't?What Is the Purpose of Probate and How Does It Work?How to Add a Beneficiary to I Bonds: Paper and ElectronicHow an Account Is Registered Determines Ownership and TaxesHow to Become Your Mother's Caregiver and Get PaidHow Does a Trust Work? Types, Funding, and TaxesLast Will and Testament Template: How to Fill One OutHow to Cash a Savings Bond Not in Your Name: Who QualifiesWhat Are the Duties of an Estate Administrator?Where to Probate a Will: State, County, and CourtWhat Is a Probate Letter and When Do You Need One?Can You Take a Loss on Inherited Property: Tax RulesWhat Is a Certificate of Appointment and Do You Need One?What Is Trust Accounting and How Does It Work?How to Start the Probate Process Step by StepHow to Minimize Inheritance Tax With Trusts and GiftsHow Much Does It Cost to Amend a Trust? Fees BreakdownWhere Do I Get Power of Attorney Forms: Free OptionsHow Does a Trust Reduce Estate Taxes and When It Doesn'tWhy Is a Will Probated and What Does It Mean?How to Open a Custodial Account: UGMA vs. UTMAWhat Is Considered a Small Inheritance: Dollar LimitsTrusts for Dummies: What They Are and How They WorkHow to Create a Trust for Your Child: Types and FundingWhere to Report Executor Fees on Form 1040What Is a Revocable Trust and How Does It Work?How Do Wills Work: Legal Requirements and ProbateWhat Happens If You Inherit Money From Another Country?Will Probate Court: Filing, Costs, and Penalties