looking to protect the future of property for beneficiaries (children) in the best way possible to avoid many taxes and to protect myself from any long term care taking my investment
There is no single "best" way. A solution fo ryou would involve looking at all of your assets, long term care insuance, your family history and many other factors. As a Certified Elder Law Attorney my goal is to make sure you have sufficient assets under your own control to pay for the care you need. Long term care doesn't "take" your assets - you have to pay for the care that you receive, and if your assets run out and you still need care, then the care wil be provided by Medicaid.
We can minimize taxation and/or take maximum advantage of tax credits by using credit shelter wills, and various types of trusts.
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