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Why New Parents Need an Estate Plan

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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

Using your retirement funds to create a lasting legacy

Using Your Retirement Funds to Create a Lasting Legacy

Wills vs. living wills

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The ohio legacy trust act

On March 27, 2013 the new Ohio Legacy Trust Act took effect in the State of Ohio. This Act provides for a new type of Legacy Trust, which allows an unprecedented level of asset protection within the State of Ohio.

First party special needs trusts – what everyone is talking about but not everyone understands well.

What is this “trust” that everyone mentions as a well know but mysterious magic wand?

Your facebook, twitter, & email accounts, to name a few. do you need planning for digital assests?

Who do you want to have access to your digital footprint after you are gone?

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