Do you already have an estate plan in place? If not, the judicial system could be the one deciding who gets what in your family. With young children, it is especially important to designate a guardian in estate plans.

Listen in as Daniel Paikin and Robert Schlesinger speak with Kevin Ghassomian, a partner at Venable LLP, on estate planning and why it’s so important. They cover things like having a will, power of attorney, health care proxy, and living will declaration. 

Daniel, Robert and Kevin discuss: 

• Why estate planning and having a will is important
  
• What are the consequences of not having a will
  
• How can irrevocable trusts be used to avoid estate taxes
  
• What are the challenges and ongoing monitoring involved in estate planning
  
• And more
  

Connect with Tempus Financial Group:

• Tempus Financial Group
  
• LinkedIn: Daniel Paikin, RICP®
  
• LinkedIn: Robert Schlesinger
  
• LinkedIn: Tempus Financial Group
  
• tempusinfo@tempus-financial.com
  
• 516-672-0784
  

Connect with Guest Name: 

• LinkedIn: Kevin Ghassomian
  
• Venable
  

About our Guest: 

Kevin Ghassomian focuses his practice on the personal legal needs of business owners, corporate executives, high-net-worth individuals, and their families. Kevin’s representation covers all aspects of domestic and international estate planning, with an emphasis on tax minimization, asset protection, business succession, and philanthropy. Kevin also counsels individual and corporate fiduciaries on the administration of trusts and estates, including the preparation of gift and estate tax returns and defense of positions taken on those returns.