When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Copyright Violation? Marvin Gaye’s Estate Says Yes, but Robin Thicke’s Response Raises EyebrowsRepresenting the only complex thing about it, "Blurred Lines" has long been the subject of a confusing legal tangle ... Estate Planning
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Take a Cue from Joan Rivers – Include Your Pets in Your Estate Plan!As Rivers' goddaughter Tracie Hotchner told the Daily Mail, "She loved her dogs dearly, and they meant so much to her ... Estate Planning
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Estate Planning Mistakes You Can Learn FromOf course, there's no shortage of ways in which people can stumble when it comes to making their after-death arrangements. ... Estate Planning
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Bernie Madoff’s Son Andrew Passes Away Leaving a Large EstateBernard Madoff is serving a 150-year term in federal prison in North Carolina. Though sued for millions of dollars, his sons ... Estate Planning
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Joan Rivers May Get the Funeral She Always Wanted … Minus the Tax!Rivers would have probably gotten a kick out of the fact that the expenses associated with her funeral are tax deductible for ... Estate Planning
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Senator Proposes Increase in Estate TaxThis legislation would exempt more than 99.7 percent of Americans from paying any estate tax while ensuring that the ... Estate Planning
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Never Assume a Will is EnoughThe information family and friends will need when a loved one dies goes far beyond those much-talked-about documents, and ... Estate Planning
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Gifting Advice for GrandparentsHelping out family members is to be encouraged, but can raise a number of legal issues involving taxes and eligibility for ... Estate Planning
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Planning Ahead for Mental HealthHaving a say in your own mental healthcare may be very important to you. But what if someday you're unable to make decisions ... Estate Planning
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Will Litigation: When Does It End?Stephen Girard’s will, dubbed 'the most litigated in history,' continues to face legal challenges nearly 200 years later. Learn why charitable trusts often face ongoing litigation.
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A Failed Attempt To Create a Revocable Living TrustIf you have a revocable trust or living trust, best to check out what's in it before you, your spouse and your children get a ... Estate Planning
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Forfeiture Clauses May Not Hold Up to Reasonable Will DisputesA recent case from the Supreme of Mississippi held that forfeiture provisions in wills in Mississippi are enforceable unless ... Estate Planning