June 10, 2015 |
What You Need to Know About Intestate Succession
If you die without a will, your estate will pass through probate. For the most part, your assets will go to your closest relatives under ...
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If you die without a will, your estate will pass through probate. For the most part, your assets will go to your closest relatives under the intestate succession laws of your state. It’s also important that you know which assets don’t go through your will and are not affected by intestate succession laws mentioned above. 
Some examples of property that doesn’t go through your will includes:
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June 9, 2015 |
Key Facts and Factors in Business Succession
The American Bar Association reports that only 30 percent of family businesses successfully pass on to the second generation- were you counting on your loved ...
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Estate Planning and the Dangers of Probate
When you pass away without a will, the court takes over the distribution of your estate. During this process, the court determines the most appropriate ...
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Estate Planning: Avoiding the Top 3 Mistakes
Make sure you avoid the most common estate planning mistakes both to give you peace of mind and to increase the chances that your loved ...
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8 Asset Protection Must Dos
Follow the 8 steps below to increase the chances that your assets are protected. In a time when just one blow to your assets could ...
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Succession: Myths Versus Reality
Succession planning is one of the most important steps you can take for your business, but all too often it gets pushed off or glossed ...
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Minefields In Estate Planning-And How To Avoid Them
Even though a myriad of celebrity stories point out the challenges associated with failing to create a solid estate plan, it seems like taking this ...
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Protecting Assets: Jurisdiction And Entity Structure Are Key
The limited liability company has become the most popular entity for a small business owner to use, and they may also offer some benefits in ...
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Elder Care: From Retirement to Long-Term Care Planning
If you fall into the baby boomer generation or you’re caring for an aging parent who is, you’re part of a nationwide shift that will ...
Learn MoreMay 26, 2015 |
5 Key Business Succession Planning Metrics
In order to put the proper elements in place for your succession planning, you should be in tune with critical metrics for the business. There ...
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