The Trust Advisor

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The pristine and "sentimental" 110-acre ranch has been the subject of litigation as Lund claims the trust has kept selling information from him.

Despite declaring bankruptcy in 1983, he bounced back. It is likely that his remaining net worth will be divided among his widow and children.

Bryn Mawr Trust and WSFS customer relationships will continue business as usual until a systems integration and brand conversion in late Q1.

14-year-long legal fight among five siblings over a Queens woman’s estate has gotten so nasty it landed two elderly sisters in jail.

Depending on the circumstances, after filing for divorce many exes are left looking for a good therapist — as well as a good set of pots and pans.

Should married women and men be equally involved in long-term financial decisions? Your answer is likely a resounding yes! ...it's rarely happening.

With second marriages, the intended beneficiary of one’s assets may not be the surviving spouse, as each party may have adult children.