May 12, 2016 |
Blended Families Need to Consider Estate Planning
If you have recently remarried, there are unfortunately more opportunities for uneven distributions and disputes when you pass away. You need to carefully consider the ...
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If you have recently remarried, there are unfortunately more opportunities for uneven distributions and disputes when you pass away. You need to carefully consider the inheritance you have set aside for anyone else as well as any beneficiaries you have named in your life insurance, trust, wills and retirement accounts.
It is likely that after remarrying, you may still have your former spouse listed on these accounts. If you do have minor children you also need to think carefully about who needs to be their guardian in the event that you were to pass away. Some of the following questions you should consider when conducting your estate planning with a blended family include:
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May 11, 2016 |
3 Big Myths About Succession Planning
We’ve already impressed the general importance of business succession planning in numerous blogs, but many people never get to the point of actually accomplishing it ...
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Obama Administration Eyes Foreign Tax Evasion
The Obama administration recently revealed several areas of focus and efforts to limit loopholes that foreign individuals use to hide assets within the U.S. In ...
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What Are the Advantages of Working with an Elder Law and Special Needs Attorney?
When you work with an elder law attorney, you get the benefit of knowing that this individual is well aware of the laws impacting you ...
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Three Estate Planning Documents That Unmarried Couples Need
It is a mistake to believe that as an unmarried couple that you don’t have legal rights and protections that can be afforded to you ...
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Should My Spouse Transfer All Of His Or Her Assets To Me To Qualify For Medicaid?
It is a bad idea to have a spouse make a major transfer of assets if he or she is going into a nursing home ...
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May 4, 2016 | Estate planning
What Are the Four Most Common Mistakes that Celebrities Make?
Each time a celebrity passes away, we typically get the opportunity to learn from his or her mistakes. Read on to learn more about the ...
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If I Fail To Take Action With Asset Protection Planning, Are All Of My Assets Exposed To Creditor Risks?
Although there are many assets exposed to creditors if you do not engage in the process of asset protection planning. Federal laws do protect particular ...
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How Can a Cross-Purchase Agreement Benefit Your Business Succession Plan?
There are many different methods for supporting your business succession plan, or the plan in which you discuss how the ownership of the business will ...
Learn MoreApril 29, 2016 |
Is a Trust a One-Size-Fits-All Document?
In meeting with an estate planning attorney, one of the options that may be recommended to you that of a trust. A trust can be ...
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