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5 Mistakes Made by Successor Trustees (and How to Prevent Them)

September 23, 2016
When establishing a trust, you need to give serious thought to choosing your successor trustee—the person who will administer your…
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Stress Test Your Estate Plan

September 18, 2016
So you’ve done the hard work of establishing an estate plan. Good on you, as they say across the Pond.…
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Want to Give the Kids an Early Inheritance? 4 Things to Consider

September 16, 2016
If you’re thinking about giving your children their inheritance early, you’re not alone. A recent Merrill Lynch study suggests that these…
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Estate Planning for Cross-Border Families

September 5, 2016
Estate planning is always a highly involved process but for cross-border families, estate planning can be rife with difficulties. Those…
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Using Trusts as an Alternative to Prenuptial Agreements

September 2, 2016
Although it is difficult for couples to imagine divorce while they are in the midst of pre-wedding bliss, it is…
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What To Do After a Loved One Dies

September 1, 2016
If you've been appointed an executor of a loved one's estate, or a successor trustee, and that person dies, your…
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Act Now! There’s Still Time to Avoid the New IRS Regulations That Might Raise Taxes on Your Family’s Inheritance

August 29, 2016
The IRS recently released proposed regulations which effectively end valuation discounts that have been relied upon for over 20 years.…
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What Sumner Redstone’s Estate Planning Challenges Can Teach Us

August 25, 2016
Media mogul Sumner Redstone – owner of CBS and Viacom, among other holdings – allegedly created quite an estate planning…
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Transferring a Mortgaged Property into a Living Trust

August 22, 2016
Estimates from online real estate search firm Zillow indicate that nearly one-third of homeowners own their home free and clear.…
Image depicting an illustration of the stepped-up basis in estate planning, showing how the value of inherited assets is calculated for tax purposes to benefit heirs.
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Stepped-Up Basis in Inherited Assets

August 19, 2016
When considering leaving property to beneficiaries, tax considerations factor heavily in estate planning. Since one is hard pressed to find…
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Why Most Estate Plans Do Not Work

August 19, 2016
Estate planning can be a tedious and complicated process, which if not conducted properly can result in assets being wasted…
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Medicaid Crisis vs. Medicaid Planning

August 19, 2016
A health condition that requires a family member to receive permanent, long-term care often does not occur with a great…

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