Legal Articles, Estate

New Laws That Could Make a Significant Impact on Your Estate Plan

New Laws That Could Make a Significant Impact on Your Estate Plan

Time for Your End of Year Estate Plan Review

Time for Your End of Year Estate Plan Review

New Ohio Law May Dramatically Increase Real Estate Tax

New Ohio Law May Dramatically Increase Real Estate Tax

When a Will May Not be the Way

A will or trust is a valuable estate planning tool, but in some situations they may not necessarily be valid or enforceable.

BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH IOWA DO IT YOURSELF WILL KIT, BUYER BEWARE

Problems with do it yourself Will kits.

You may need more than just a will in your estate plan

For many people, creating a simple will is enough to manage their affairs.

Why New Parents Need an Estate Plan

Why New Parents Need an Estate Plan

Family Business: Preserving Your Legacy for Generations to Come

Family Business: Preserving Your Legacy for Generations to Come

A Deeper Look at Legacy

A Deeper Look at Legacy

Estate Planning for the Chronically Ill

Estate Planning for the Chronically Ill

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