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Unrelated Beneficiaries

There are many clients whose primary beneficiaries are not a spouse, children or other closely related person. In fact, beneficiaries often are completely unrelated to settlors when settlors are without spouses or children or when they are in same sex or heterosexual relationships but not legally married. And some people simply wish to bequeath their assets to friends. Obviously, unrelated couples

There are many clients whose primary beneficiaries are not a spouse, children or other closely related person. In fact, beneficiaries often are completely unrelated to settlors when settlors are without spouses or children or when they are in same sex or heterosexual relationships but not legally married. And some people simply wish to bequeath their assets to friends.

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