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

Assigned posts

Articles by Hannah Carlson

What to Do When a Trustee Is Not Communicating With BeneficiariesWhat Does Puttable Upon Death of Holder Mean?How to Get Power of Attorney for a Spouse With DementiaWhat Happens If a Trustee Dies? Steps to Take and Key ConsiderationsWhat Is a Trust Protector and What Do They Do?How to Find Out if You Are a Beneficiary on a Bank AccountHow a QTIP Trust Works: Structure, Requirements, and TaxationCan I Put My IRA in a Trust?Best Ways to Leave Property Upon DeathHow to Get an EIN Number for a Deceased PersonHow to Notify a Bank After a DeathWhat Happens if a Co-Signed Car Loan Borrower Dies?How Is Rental Income From a Property in a Trust Taxed?How to Amend a Will Without a LawyerWhat Is a QTIP Election and How Does It Work?What Happens if a House Goes Into Foreclosure During Probate?Can You Legally Disinherit Your Spouse?French Inheritance Laws for US Citizens: What to KnowWhat Is the Meaning of a Surviving Spouse in Legal Terms?Can I Lose My Home If My Husband Goes Into a Nursing Home?How Can My Parents Give Me Their House?How to Protect Your Assets From a LawsuitWhat to Do When Someone Dies ChecklistHow Does Prop 19 Affect Inherited Property in a Trust?How UGMA and UTMA Accounts Work for MinorsWho Is Paid Annuity Benefits if No Beneficiary Is Named?What Does an Estate Attorney Do? Key ResponsibilitiesDoes a Wife Get Everything When Her Husband Dies?How to Properly Establish a Private TrustHow to Close an Irrevocable Trust After Death