Episode 107 – Complex Estate Planning: Moving From Vanilla to Advanced

In this episode of Building Wealthy Habits, Laura Lee and Jeremiah sit down with estate planning expert Blake Johnson to break down what happens when a “basic” estate plan becomes a complex estate plan.

 

They cover the real-world triggers for advanced estate planning—from growing net worth and tax exposure to multi-state planning and business ownership. You’ll also learn how revocable vs. irrevocable trusts differ, why irrevocable trusts require careful design, and why the best outcomes come from collaboration between attorneys, financial advisors, and CPAs.

 

Finally, Blake introduces the powerful idea of the Family Bank—a strategy designed to build accountability, preserve wealth across generations, and support long-term legacy planning.

 

In this episode, you’ll learn:

– The key triggers that push an estate plan from basic to complex
– How multi-state operations create planning challenges
– Revocable vs. irrevocable trusts (and why permanence matters)
– Why early business exit planning can reduce tax liability
– How the Family Bank can build multi-generational wealth and responsibility

 

If you’re ready to protect what you’ve built and make sure your legacy lives on the way you intend, subscribe for more episodes. We will see you next week folks!

 

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