10/09/2026
A little food for thought on this Friday... Would you leave your children their entire inheritance all at once?
There is no one right answer.
For some families, an outright inheritance makes perfect sense. For others, a little structure can offer valuable protection, especially when there are concerns about financial maturity, divorce, creditors, addiction, special needs, or simply handing someone more money than they are ready to manage.
A trust can allow you to leave an inheritance in stages, tie distributions to certain needs or milestones, or give a trusted person discretion over when funds are distributed. And sometimes, treating children fairly does not necessarily mean treating them exactly the same.
Estate planning is personal. The important question is not just “What am I leaving?” but “How can I leave it in a way that truly helps the people I love?”
If that question has you thinking about your own family, it may be time for a conversation.
Goldfarb & Luu can help you build a plan around your family, your concerns, and the legacy you want to leave behind.