
How Will the 2015 Supreme Court Decisions Affect You and Your Family?
While approximately 10,000 cases are appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court each year, only 75 to 80 make it to oral argument. Of those cases, only a handful grab the
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While approximately 10,000 cases are appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court each year, only 75 to 80 make it to oral argument. Of those cases, only a handful grab the
Due to the increased volume of federal estate tax return filings in order to make the “portability election,” the IRS has announced that estate tax closing letters will only be
While there are many factors to consider when choosing the place where you will retire, the ones that will impact your wallet may be the most important. Why? Because having a low
Like any other complex subject, estate planning has its share of myths and misconceptions. Understanding the top three estate planning myths will help you to create and maintain a plan that
Some view asset protection planning with a skeptical eye. They believe there is a moral obligation to pay one’s debts. They think that asset protection planning is immoral because it prevents a
You may be surprised to learn that not only has asset protection planning been around for a long time, but you have already engaged in it at some point during
After a loved one dies, you need to gather the important documents that are necessary to settle their final affairs. While the documents required will vary depending on what your
Charitable trusts can continue for as long as there are assets in the trust and the trust is still able to carry out its mission. A trust created by President
When someone passes away without an estate plan, by law his or her property goes to the deceased’s closest living relatives. However, if a person has no known close relatives,
When art collector Robert Edwards passed away, initial reports about his will centered on the $50,000 a piece he bequeathed to two waitresses who work at a bar he frequented.
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