7 March
This week’s topic is something I’ve been getting asked about a lot – “What should I do about Biden’s new tax proposals?” It’s a great question, and one I figured.
This week’s topic is something I’ve been getting asked about a lot – “What should I do about Biden’s new tax proposals?” It’s a great question, and one I figured.
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This is an estate planning attorney question I get quite often, so I thought I’d answer it here. The question centers around one thing generally – “how can I make.
Since I did the Estate Planning 101 post yesterday, I thought today would be a good day to tackle the next most used estate planning vehicle for most people –.
It’s been a while since I just dove into the basics of estate planning, so let’s do it real quick. To begin, estate planning covers you in two scenarios: Scenario.
Looks like we’ve got a little bit of a real estate theme going on here the last couple of posts. That’s what people are asking us about, so that’s what.
I had a conversation with a potential client today that asked me about whether or not excise taxes had to be paid on a real estate transfer into a revocable.
Unfortunately not all marriages work out. When that happens all sorts of stuff needs to get updated, including your estate plan. Here’s the quick and dirty of what you need.