#091 Trusts and Estate Planning: Wealth, Control, and the Family Constitution
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#091 Trusts and Estate Planning: Wealth, Control, and the Family Constitution
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Estate planning can sound like paperwork reserved for the ultrawealthy, but at its core, it is about deciding what happens to a family’s money, property, responsibilities, and digital life when someone is no longer there to manage them.
This episode looks at the legal architecture behind generational continuity, from wills and probate to revocable, irrevocable, and dynasty trusts. It explores how families use these systems to preserve privacy, protect assets, manage taxes, and avoid the default rules that can fracture an unplanned estate.
We get into South Carolina trust law, blended families, heirs’ property, digital assets, family conflict, and the difference between simply leaving wealth behind and building a structure capable of carrying it forward. This is a story about estate planning as a private constitution — one designed to govern a family’s legacy across time.
Follow along for the next deep dive.
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