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Estate Planning for Disabled Beneficiaries

Estate Planning for Disabled Beneficiaries

Many of us know the joys the family can bring to us—but with these joys also come worries and fear. Even when you do all you can for your loved ones while you’re living, you may be concerned for their well-being after you pass away. To address this, many people

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Is Your Inheritance Taxable?

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy. This goes for both aging parents and grandparents who have lived long and full lives, as well as those who are taken from us suddenly and without notice. The loss is still the same, and we all must find

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LGBTQ Couples and the Importance of Estate Planning

Since the landmark Supreme Court decision of Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, same-sex marriage became the law of the land, falling in line with beliefs that the majority of Americans already held about basic civil rights. However, though this no doubt moved our country in the right direction, there are

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Estate Planning With a Non-Citizen Spouse

In the United States, foreign-born individuals comprise 14% of the national population, according to 2019 data from the American Immigration Council. Whether you are a non-citizen or have a non-citizen spouse, it is essential to have an estate plan in place. While non-citizens can and should create estate plans, there

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Estate Planning for a Blended Family

Family can be the most wonderful thing in our lives while also being the most complicated. And, when it comes to planning for the future, a complex family structure will bring with it issues and considerations that must be taken into account. This is especially true when you’re estate planning for a

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Common Estate Disputes

There can be considerable drama in the wake of someone’s death. Those who believed the decedent was leaving them something and those who believed they should inherit may object to the administration of the estate for various reasons. Grief, anger, and disappointment are all strong emotional motivators for discontent. If

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Estate Planning for Disabled Beneficiaries

Estate Planning for Disabled Beneficiaries

Many of us know the joys the family can bring to us—but with these joys also come worries and fear. Even when you do all you can for your loved ones while you’re living, you may be concerned for their well-being after you pass away. To address this, many people

Read More

Is Your Inheritance Taxable?

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy. This goes for both aging parents and grandparents who have lived long and full lives, as well as those who are taken from us suddenly and without notice. The loss is still the same, and we all must find

Read More

LGBTQ Couples and the Importance of Estate Planning

Since the landmark Supreme Court decision of Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, same-sex marriage became the law of the land, falling in line with beliefs that the majority of Americans already held about basic civil rights. However, though this no doubt moved our country in the right direction, there are

Read More

Estate Planning With a Non-Citizen Spouse

In the United States, foreign-born individuals comprise 14% of the national population, according to 2019 data from the American Immigration Council. Whether you are a non-citizen or have a non-citizen spouse, it is essential to have an estate plan in place. While non-citizens can and should create estate plans, there

Read More

Estate Planning for a Blended Family

Family can be the most wonderful thing in our lives while also being the most complicated. And, when it comes to planning for the future, a complex family structure will bring with it issues and considerations that must be taken into account. This is especially true when you’re estate planning for a

Read More

Common Estate Disputes

There can be considerable drama in the wake of someone’s death. Those who believed the decedent was leaving them something and those who believed they should inherit may object to the administration of the estate for various reasons. Grief, anger, and disappointment are all strong emotional motivators for discontent. If

Read More

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