Category: Islamic Estate Planning

My mother passed away before her parents, do...

This question is a bit complicated, so let's break down how Islamic inheritance handles this situation: If your grandparents have no surviving children, then their grandchildren will inherit as Islamic heirs. If your grandparents only have surviving daughter(s) (your aunt(s)),...
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Funding your Trust: Vehicles

After your Trust is signed, you must take steps to fund it with your Trust Property.  If you do not fund the Trust with your Trust Property, the Trust may not be effective, and your estate may have to go...
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Funding your Trust: Retirement Accounts

After your Trust is signed, you must take steps to fund it with your Trust Property.  If you do not fund the Trust with your Trust Property, the Trust may not be effective, and your estate may have to go...
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Funding your Trust: Life Insurance

After your Trust is signed, you must take steps to fund it with your Trust Property.  If you do not fund the Trust with your Trust Property, the Trust may not be effective, and your estate may have to go...
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Funding your Trust: Business Interests

After your Trust is signed, you must take steps to fund it with your Trust Property.  If you do not fund the Trust with your Trust Property, the Trust may not be effective, and your estate may have to go...
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Funding your Trust: Bank Accounts

After your Trust is signed, you must take steps to fund it with your Trust Property.  If you do not fund the Trust with your Trust Property, the Trust may not be effective, and your estate may have to go...
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