An LGBTQ+ Couple’s Guide to Tax, Estate, and Legacy Planning

Tax, estate, and legacy planning for the LGBTQ+ community can be complex, regardless of whether you decide marriage is right for you.  But with the right knowledge and guidance, you can navigate these challenges successfully.  By staying informed, working with experienced professionals, and proactively planning for your future, you can protect your assets, safeguard your loved ones, and ensure your wishes are respected. 

To help best plan for your and your family’s future, schedule a meeting with our advisors today. 

For a comprehensive guide on tax, estate, and legacy planning, download Ben Galloway, CFP®’s complete 3-part ‘Should We Get Married?’ series.


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