Your Ex Still Controls Your Estate (3 Post-Divorce Traps to Fix)

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You updated your trust after divorce - but your ex-spouse could still inherit your IRA, control your medical decisions, and receive your life insurance payout. Most people stop at updating their trust and miss the 3 critical places where their ex remains in control. In this video, I reveal where your ex-spouse might still have legal access to your assets and the specific updates that protect your new beneficiaries.

00:00 Intro
00:19 Who Gets What & Who’s in Charge
03:20 Titles & Funding
03:59 The TOD Remarriage Trap
05:15 Real Estate Titles
06:11 Business Interests
07:22 Tax Coordination & Strategy
10:51 Life Insurance Ownership
11:19 Your Action Plan

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Vitaly Novok is a fiduciary financial planner with Lestna Retirement. He helps people protect their wealth and maximize the lasting impact of their legacy by creating personalized financial and estate planning strategies.

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