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What type of documents should I be considering for my Estate Plan?

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When people typically think of estate planning, the first thing that comes to mind is how they can control their assets after death. When considering this, most individuals come in to see us wanting to create some type of will…

HAVE YOU MADE YOUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS?

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Well, Christmas is over and we have rung in the New Year.  During this past week many people made New Year resolutions.  Did you make any?  Most of these deal with either working on a healthier and better body or…

New Year Thoughts

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As most of you know, the majority of my practice is dealing with IRS problems and Estate Planning.  Today I want to pass along some thoughts about both of those areas. Even as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, our problems…

What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Conservatorship?

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These are two legal powers that, in many instances, accomplish the same purpose in two completely different ways.  I’ll discuss the Power of Attorney today and the Conservatorship next week.  There are several kinds of Powers of Attorney but the…

Is a Trust only for the very rich – Part 2?

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I mentioned that the three primary reasons for forming a trust are (1) avoidance of probate,  (2) asset protection from creditors and (3) the ability to control your assets and how they are used for a long time after your…

Is a Trust only for the very rich?

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Absolutely not!  People create trusts for different reasons.  The three primary ones are (1) avoidance of probate,  (2) asset protection from creditors and (3) the ability to control your assets and how they are used for a long time after…

What are some of the most common Estate Planning errors that are made?

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There are many mistakes that are made in developing your Estate Plan, but here are some of the most important: (1) failing to name a contingent beneficiary on wills, insurance policies, etc., (2) not reviewing your beneficiary designations on a…

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