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 Assets Cannot Be Placed in a Trust?Can You Cash a POD Savings Bond Before Death?How to Do Your Own Wills and Trusts Without a LawyerHow Do Beneficiaries Work? Types, Rules, and DesignationsWhat States Do Not Require Probate After Death?How to File a Life Insurance Claim as a BeneficiaryAre Banks Notified Automatically When Someone Dies?Is Term Life Insurance Tax-Free? Rules and ExceptionsWho Gets the Income From a Generation-Skipping Trust?How to Gift Money to Your Child Without Paying TaxesDoes a Trust Go Through Probate? Not AlwaysWhat Happens If You Die With Debt: Your Family's LiabilityHow to Gift Money Tax-Free: Methods and LimitsHow to Find Out If Someone Is Deceased for FreeDo I Need Life Insurance After 60? What to ConsiderHow to Reduce Inheritance Tax With Trusts and GiftsWhat Does Intestate Mean for Your Estate and Heirs?What Is the Current Estate Tax? Rates and ExemptionsWhat Is a Short Certificate and How Do I Get One?Is a Transfer on Death Deed a Good Idea? Pros and ConsHow to Get a Tax ID Number for an Estate (EIN)How Much Does an Inheritance Advance Cost? Fees ExplainedHow Much Does Probate Cost: Attorney Fees and MoreDo You Have to Claim Life Insurance on Taxes?How to Gift Money: Gift Tax Rules and ExclusionsHow to Get a Power of Attorney: Steps and CostsWhat to Do With Inherited Money: Taxes and Legal StepsHow to Cash an Estate Check: Steps for ExecutorsWhat Happens If an Estate Is Not Settled: Debts and TaxesHow Do You Get Power of Attorney? Steps, Types & Costs