Kevin Von Tungeln
Kevin Von Tungeln is the Managing Partner of TVTTrustLaw.com and Thompson Von Tungeln, P.C. Kevin practices exclusively in the areas of estate planning, probate, wills, conservatorships and trust administration. Visit http:// www.TVTTrustLaw.com or call (661) 945-5868 to learn more.
Articles by this Author
Qualifying Beneficiaries for New FDIC Insurance Limits
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 03/11/2009
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The FDIC's new standard for qualifying beneficiaries allows for beneficiaries other than your spouse, child, grandchild, parent, or sibling.
Living Trusts are a Secure Option in Estate Planning
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 03/10/2009
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Living trusts are one of the most secure legal devices you can use to ensure the economic well being of your family in the event of your death.
FDIC Insurance Limits Have Recently Been Raised
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 03/4/2009
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FDIC insurance limits have been temporarily raised as a result of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008.
Why Your Living Trust is Safe in Economic Turmoil (Part 1)
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 03/3/2009
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A living trust is a secure way to provide for your family in the event of your death, even in situations of economic turmoil.
When Should Married Women Claim Social Security Benefits?
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/26/2009
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Married women can claim their Social Security benefits early or late, depending upon their specific circumstances.
Why You Should Consider Creating a Living Trust
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/25/2009
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A guide for good reasons why you should consider creating a living trust.
What is the FDIC?
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/24/2009
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The FDIC is a US government entity created to establish consumer confidence and depositor protection in member banks.
FDIC Protects Living Trusts
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/18/2009
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The FDIC protects revocable trusts (or "living trusts") in situations of economic turmoil or possible bank collapse.
No Contest Clauses in Wills - What Happens if Someone Tries to Contest?
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/17/2009
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No contest clauses are included in a person's last will and testament in order to impede a legal dispute over the provisions in the will.
The Problems With Hiring a Generalist For Your Estate Planning Needs
- By Kevin Von Tungeln
- Published 02/12/2009
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It is important to choose an estate planning attorney who is well-versed and experienced in estate planning law.
