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Obama's budget proposal was recently released, and here are some of the proposed changes that involve estate planning. [read post]
Your “estate plan,” however, should not be your farm’s succession plan. Succession planning is a “process” – “not an event,” … an estate plan is a piece of the process that is succession planning. [read post]
The death of Jobs has sparked conversation about the motivations and merits that surround anonymous giving. And for those who either eschew the spotlight or hold to a religious tradition that espouses anonymous donation, giving in secret sounds downright attractive. [read post]
27 Dec 2011, 7:51 am by Jeffrey A. Cramer
All of us at Cramer Law Center wish you a most enjoyable holiday season. We are so grateful for your support which has made this a year of steady growth for our practice. As part of that growth, Cramer Law Center is pleased to announce that we have hired Amelia Hough Henderson as an associate attorney. A double-Gator, Amelia earned her undergraduate degree in Business Administration and her Juris Doctorate with honors from the University of Florida. While in law school, she served as Chief… [read post]
With the pending changes in the estate tax, it is necessary to review your estate plan to make sure it is up to date. [read post]
“Taxes are a heavy component of estate planning, but it is important to be alert for other issues.” [read post]
As state budgets tighten and deficits widen, expect your state to look for more revenue from estate and inheritance tax. [read post]
29 Feb 2012, 4:00 am by Christi Cottrell
Part II: Why? Framing the Issue. “Art is a nation’s most precious heritage. For it is in our works of art that we reveal to ourselves and to others the inner vision which guides us [...]Arresting Motion: Estate Planning for Artists is a post from: Epilawg [read post]
Government health benefits for some 9 million of the sickest and poorest U.S. citizens will come under scrutiny from the congressional "super committee" seeking to cut the nation's debt. [read post]
What about foreign inheritances? These rules aren’t so well publicized. As a result, you might be in a quandary what to do. [read post]
Retirement plans have their place, but many entrepreneurs starve their business of needed working capital by putting money instead into tax-deductible accounts such as traditional 401(k)s. They think they are saving taxes. [read post]
The pet trust is a little-known legal option for the elderly and caregivers worried about what will happen to beloved animals following the deaths of their owners. [read post]
"Recently I read a brief article entitled "Bush Tax Cuts: Cutting Through the Noise" on CNNs financial news website. ..." [read post]
Sometimes you travel because you want to, sometimes because you need to. Whatever the reason, planning a trip can be logistical nightmare for caregivers. [read post]
One billion dollars. That is the amount of money state regulators estimate is sitting on life insurers' books and owed as death benefits, some of it languishing there for decades. [read post]
Unlike financial assets, which can generally be divided easily amongst heirs, tangible personal property is unique. And the complexity of distributing a lifetime’s worth of possessions is something that many people overlook. [read post]
On August 5, 2011, the IRS published long-awaited guidance for executors of estates of people who died in 2010. Notice 2011-66 explains how these executors can opt out of the estate tax, and Revenue Procedure 2011-41 explains the special tax rules that apply to assets when executors opt out of the estate tax. [read post]
If you’re wealthy, you set up your own private foundation you get a deduction now, but you don’t have to give it all away right away. You, like Mitt Romney, can do it in a much more leisurely way. [read post]
14 Dec 2012, 2:51 pm by Randy Fisher
A good estate plan is tailored to fit your needs; a better estate plan also accommodates your passions.  Whether those passions are for wine, art or even stamps, you should think beyond mere insurance, which protects you when the collection is gone … Continue reading → [read post]