March 5, 2014 |
Hoffman’s Will Raises Legal Issues
Actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who died of a drug overdose in February, had not updated his will in years. The mistake could prove troublesome for ...
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Actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who died of a drug overdose in February, had not updated his will in years. The mistake could prove troublesome for two of his daughters and their mother.
The will was signed in 2004 when the actor had just one child, Cooper, now 11. But he subsequently had two daughters, Tallulah and Willa, neither of whom are mentioned in the will.
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January 23, 2014 |
Review Your Financial and Estate Planning Goals for 2014
A recent article quoted financial planner Michael Joyce as saying, “There’s nothing magic about reviewing goals […], but it is a good time to refocus ...
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The Biggest Estate Planning Mistake You Are Probably Making
An estate plan is not one document. Rather, it is a collection of various documents that deal with a wide variety of assets, and leave ...
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Watch That Step!: Estate Planning Oversights to Avoid
In order to have a solid estate plan, it is important to not only carefully put the plan together but to revise it regularly as ...
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Using a Trust to Protect Your Legacy
For parents of minor children, passing assets on to their children cannot be the only focal point of estate planning. Rather, parents must have a ...
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Avoid These Common Estate Planning Mistakes
Estate planning is a field fraught with pitfalls. All too often, estate planning mistakes are discovered after the person who created the estate plan has ...
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Thanks Gramps! Planning Gifts to Grandchildren
Often, grandparents who have extra money wish to assist their grandchildren financially. A recent article discusses three ways through which grandparents can give to their ...
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Back to the Basics: Estate Planning for a “Typical” Family
Contrary to popular belief, estate planning is still important for the vast majority of Americans who are not wealthy. After all, after a person has ...
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Planning With a Baby on Board
The birth or adoption of a new child is a frenzied and joyous time in the parents’ lives. Understandably, estate planning is often the last ...
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Plan to Avoid Inheritance Tax
Although taxes may be one of the items furthest from an individual’s mind when a close friend or family member passes away, a large amount ...
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