Why beneficiary designations are crucial for unmarried individuals
Jun 29, 2023
It's crucial to remember unmarried couples' legal challenges. If you are in a partnership and not married, your partner is not considered an heir under most state laws. Trust Counsel Anna Soliman offers advice, including how to keep your beneficiary designations up to date to ensure your assets transfer the way you intend them to.
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