When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Protect Your Estate Plan through Document StorageHow important is it to preserve one's original estate planning documents? Where should one keep these documents? If you've ... Estate Planning
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Blended Family? Ways to Avoid ConflictIn unions of those who marry twice, about 65 percent include children from prior marriages, according to the National ... Blended Family
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Sorry, You Can’t Disinherit Your Spouse!In general, the concept of testamentary freedom makes a person free to dispose of their property as they see fit when they ... Estate Planning
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Can I Really Lose Control of My Estate?very decision you make, whether personal, financial, or legal, should be designed to maximize your control over your ... Estate Planning
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Will Changes May Lead to Hurt FeelingsI have four sisters and brothers, and three have taken out loans against their share of any inheritance - significant loans, ... Estate Planning
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Passing on a Family Business? Plan Wisely to Avoid Family DramaIt's a high-stakes multi-million-dollar sibling rivalry that reads like a Hollywood movie script and is playing out in a ... Estate Planning
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Suspected Misuse of Trust Lands Executor in the CourtChildren of billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife accuse the executor of misusing a $210M family trust. Learn how clear trust terms can prevent disputes.
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Tax Considerations of Inherited Real EstateMy father-in-law left land to my mother-in-law, stating that it goes to the kids. A conflict has erupted. Now she wants to ... Estate Planning
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What Is an Ethical Will and Do You Need One?These days, ethical wills are nonbinding documents that are increasingly seen as important legacy-building ingredients, say ... Estate Planning
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Choosing Guardians: Will You Hurt Someone’s Feelings?My husband and I have decided we would want our kids to go to my brother and his family, who live in another city, a 10-hour ... Estate Planning
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Estate Taxes: Federal Vs. StateIn the past, most people didn't have to worry about state estate taxes. Federal law provided an estate tax credit that ... Estate Planning
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IRS Increases Gift Tax Exemption for Next YearAs many estate planners anticipated, the Internal Revenue Service has raised the limit on tax-free transfers during life or ... Estate Planning