estate planning

American  

[i-stayt plan-ing] / ɪˈsteɪt ˈplæn ɪŋ /

noun

1. the process of deciding in advance how one's property and legal affairs should be handled after one dies or becomes incapacitated.

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Example Sentences

An obvious opening gambit: You need an attorney who specializes in elder financial abuse rather than estate planning.

From MarketWatch

A spokesman for Black said Epstein provided tax and estate planning services for Black’s family office and was given information about his holdings in Apollo for these purposes.

From The Wall Street Journal

These services are often packaged with other family-office services, with firms handling everything from paying clients’ bills to helping with estate planning and prenuptial agreements.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also points to more than $150m paid to Epstein by billionaire Leon Block, co-founder of Apollo Global, to Epstein for "purported 'tax and estate planning advice'", via Black's Bank of America account.

From BBC

There are no right or wrong answers to how blended families arrange their estate planning.

From MarketWatch