April 8, 2015 |
Dealing With Debts on Death: Some Planning Tips
In the majority of cases, a deceased person’s debts land in their estate for payment. If the amount of debt involved is substantial, however, it ...
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In the majority of cases, a deceased person’s debts land in their estate for payment. If the amount of debt involved is substantial, however, it can be a shock for heirs to learn how much the size of the estate has been minimized due to debt payments. This is why more people are considering debt planning in the estate planning process. 
When you’re planning ahead, you can reduce a lot of confusion that might otherwise arise when you pass away. Limiting any confusion for your loved ones can go a long way for their emotional state, especially since they’ll be grieving your loss. Here are a few tips to get the most out of debt planning when you incorporate it into your general estate planning:
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April 7, 2015 |
Income Taxes and Estate Planning: The Time is Right
If you’re ahead of the curve or right on time, you should be wrapping up your income tax preparation for the year. Being knowledgeable about ...
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Who Handles My Affairs If I Am Unable to Do It?
One of the cornerstones of elder law planning involves a durable power of attorney that helps you safeguard against a possible inability to manage your ...
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Benefits of an Annual Business Protection/Continuity Planning Review
Business owners are continually focused on managing risks, expanding the company, and enhancing profitability. As your company grows, it’s especially important to look at your ...
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Estate Tax Repeal Bill Likely Headed for a Vote
In early March, Representatives Kevin Brady and Sanford Bishop introduced an estate tax repeal bill currently known as HR 1105. Although this isn’t the first ...
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Should I Just Give My Assets to My Kids To Qualify for Medicaid?
In the event that you or your spouse are facing a long-term care crisis and are concerned about spending down your assets quickly in order to ...
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Asset Protection Trusts; Long Term Care- 4 Ways to Pay; Gift Tax Return Needed? Convert S Corp into LLC
Hear Neel Shah, Managing Attorney of the Law Firm of Shah & Associates, P.C. describe the highlights of this weekly Blog Posts. For the full ...
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Should I Do a Will or a Living Trust? Part Two
If you read yesterday’s post, you’ll know that wills and living trusts each accomplish three goals, but they are not one and the same. Neither ...
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Should I Do a Will Or Living Trust? Part One
Anytime you hit the Internet to do some kind of research, you’re likely involved in thinking about the situation at hand, how a product or ...
Learn MoreMarch 27, 2015 |
Should I Convert My S Corporation to an LLC?
It’s very popular for business owners to operate under the structure of an S corporation. This allows business owners to generally avoid “double taxation” that ...
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