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Can I Leave Money To A Non-Profit When I Die?

April 23, 2025 by Latterell Law Office

The best way to leave things to your favorite charity or non-profit organization after you die is to make sure you have an estate plan in place. A gift of money, assets or property in an estate plan is called Planned Giving and many organizations depend upon these planned gifts to ensure that they have the funds to continue their … [Read more...]

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