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Gay & Lesbian Legal Update

Cover estate planning for gays and lesbians. By Kenneth Vercammen.

http://gaybilesbian.blogspot.com/

Feb 14
Not criminal harassment to publish rude flyers State v. Burkert

Not criminal harassment to publish rude flyers State v. Burkert

Not criminal harassment to publish rude flyersState v. Burkert(A-6-16) This case tests the limits to which a broadly worded harassment statute, N.J.S.A. 2C: 33-4(c), can criminalize speech. William Burkert and Gerald Halton were…
Dec 25
New 2017 Expungement Law

New 2017 Expungement Law

New 2017 Expungement Law By Kenneth Vercammen The Senate Judiciary Committee reports favorably and with committee amendments Senate Law No. 3307. This law, as amended, would revise…
Oct 29
Codicil to a Will

Codicil to a Will

Codicil to a WillCodicil to a WillA written revision to a Will is called a Codicil. An individual can have a Codicil to his or her Will as long as the  Codicil meets certain requirements. The codicil must be signed  and witnessed…

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Florida Probate Lawyer Blog

Covers estate, guardianship, probate and trust litigation. By Law Offices of Adrian Philip Thomas.

http://www.florida-probate-lawyer.com/probate

Feb 13
Discovery of Trust Document

Discovery of Trust Document

Boren v. Rogers, et al, 43 Fla. L. Weekly D274c In 2014, Ann Boren filed a complaint seeking to invalidate two trusts, one executed in 2013 and the other executed in 2014, on the grounds of undue influence. The allegations in the…
Jan 12
Delayed Discovery Doctrine Applies to Undue Influence Claim

Delayed Discovery Doctrine Applies to Undue Influence Claim

Flanzer v. Kaplan, — So.3d — (2017 Wl 5759041) – Gloria and Louis Flanzer created a philanthropic trust in December 2005. By its terms, the trust became irrevocable at its creation. Louis died in June 2013 and…
Jan 11
Premature Discharge of Personal Representative

Premature Discharge of Personal Representative

In re: Estate of Lillian L. Unanue (43 Fla.L.Weekly D70a) – On November 17, 2016, the co-personal representatives of the Estate of Lillian Unanue (“Estate”) filed a final accounting and petition for discharge. The…

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Estate Planning and Elder Law Blog

Covers estate planning, elder law, and probate topics in New York. By the Law Offices of Roman Aminov.

http://www.aminovlaw.com

Feb 13
How Long Does Probate Take in New York?

How Long Does Probate Take in New York?

I am often asked, Roman, How Long Does It Take For A Will To Go Through Probate in NY? The answer always depends on the particular circumstance of the case. Variables such as whether the will is being contested by an interested party, the…
Feb 13
How Much Does Probate Cost in New York?

How Much Does Probate Cost in New York?

Many people think that probate is always a long and expensive process. In reality, most probate matters are handled quickly and efficiently. What’s The Cost Of Probate in NY? Assuming that no one is contesting the will or challenging…
Dec 25
Funding Your Living Trust

Funding Your Living Trust

Imagine buying a beautiful new family car, taking it home, and leaving it parked in your garage. Then, instead of using your shiny new vehicle to transport your family, you use public transportation to get you and your family around. As silly…

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Spencer Law Firm Trust, Estate and…

Spencer Law Firm Trust, Estate and Tax Law Blog

Covers probate and estate planning in Pennsylvania.

http://www.spencerlawfirm.com/blog/

Feb 11
How Does the New Tax Law Affect You?

How Does the New Tax Law Affect You?

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act 2017 ("TCJA") changes are effective for 2018. The 500 page law makes lots of changes but the net effect across the board is a very small benefit to low and middle income taxpayers,...
Sep 17
Spousal Consent or Who Owns your Retirement Plan?

Spousal Consent or Who Owns your Retirement Plan?

In general, property law is state law. There are a few exceptions and one of them is Spousal Consent to change a beneficiary on qualified plans. Many employees are surprised to find out that they must name their spouse as...
Jun 27
Snowbirds and Taxe

Snowbirds and Taxe

Where you live and where you are taxed.  Many folks like to spend the cold winter months in Florida, or some other warm state, and return to northern climates for the summer. Many of these folks think that their...

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Florida Estate Planning Lawyer…

Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog

Covers estate planning, probate, taxes, elder law, business law and employment law issues. By Law Office of David M. Goldman PLLC.

http://www.floridaestateplanninglawyerblog.com/

Feb 9
Florida Elective Share Statute Change

Florida Elective Share Statute Change

The Florida Elective Share statutes has made it almost impossible to disinherit a spouse from your estate outside of a premarital, prenuptial, or post-nuptial agreement. In 1999, the Florida Legislature enacted what we now call the Florida…
Jan 3
Tortious interference of a testamentary expectancy

Tortious interference of a testamentary expectancy

Tortious interference of a testamentary expectancy is a “tort” or a wrongful act that causes economic harm to another person, and allows for compensatory and punitive damages. The plaintiff must prove the following elements…
Sep 29
5 Estate Planning Tips for Your Retirement

5 Estate Planning Tips for Your Retirement

Are you getting close to retirement? Do you want to develop an effective estate plan but you are not sure how to start? If your answer to one of these two questions is affirmative, you have come to the right resource. We are all aware how…

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Walden & Pfannenstiel Blog

Covers bankruptcy and estate planning.

http://wplawpractice.com/blog/

Jan 31
Can I get fired from my job for filing Bankruptcy?

Can I get fired from my job for filing Bankruptcy?

I'm what? For filing Bankruptcy?? Technically, no. It is not legal for any employer to fire you because you filed for bankruptcy. Doing so would be discrimination. As a matter of fact, depending on which Chapter of Bankruptcy you file -- your…
Jan 16
Tax Preparation Assistance for 2017 Return

Tax Preparation Assistance for 2017 Return

Better or worse, it is that time of year again – tax season! The tax preparation process can seem daunting to many so there are resources available. It is imperative to file your tax returns. We have countless people who…
Dec 27
How Can I Get My Suspended License Back Through Bankruptcy?

How Can I Get My Suspended License Back Through Bankruptcy?

The Law: In 1971 the U. S. Supreme Court in the case of Perez v. Campbell stated under 11 U.S.C. 525(a) of the Bankruptcy Code: "if the debt that caused the suspension of the license was discharged in a bankruptcy, then…

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Tennessee Estate Law Blog

Covers estate planing law. By The Higgins Firm.

http://www.tennesseeestatelawblog.com/

Jan 26
Glen Campbell Last Will and Testament Dispute Shows Importance of Transparent Estate Planning

Glen Campbell Last Will and Testament Dispute Shows Importance of Transparent Estate Planning

Music legend Glen Campbell, who passed away last year after a lengthy and public bout with Alzheimer’s Disease, has been nominated posthumously for a Grammy award for his song, “Arkansas Farmboy.” But sadly he is in the news…
Dec 18
How Much Should it Cost to Prepare a Will Tennessee? Four Things to Consider…

How Much Should it Cost to Prepare a Will Tennessee? Four Things to Consider…

How much should you expect to pay to have your will or other estate planning documents put in place? As you might expect, that will depend on the nature of your estate planning needs, and the nature of the law firm you retain. Because the fee…
Sep 5
Why the Best Time to Put a Power of Attorney (POA) in Place is Now

Why the Best Time to Put a Power of Attorney (POA) in Place is Now

A General Durable Power of Attorney is one of four basic estate planning documents I recommend for every client, along with a Last Will and Testament, a Living Will, and a Health Care Power of Attorney. They often ask, “Why do I need a…

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Vandrew Law Blog

Covers asset protection, estate planning, tax law, and small business law.

http://vandrew.com/

Jan 26
Do I need to disclose Bitcoin on on FBAR report?

Do I need to disclose Bitcoin on on FBAR report?

A question I often receive is whether clients holding Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency are required to file Form FinCen 114 (colloquially called the “FBAR”). Unfortunately, as with many cryptocurrency tax issues, the answer…
Jul 21
IRAs & 401(k)s Holding Bitcoin Directly: Step-by-Step Guide to Avoiding Prohibited Transaction Trap

IRAs & 401(k)s Holding Bitcoin Directly: Step-by-Step Guide to Avoiding Prohibited Transaction Trap

Practicing in estate planning, wills, and trusts, I’m often called upon to help my clients with their IRAs, Roth IRAs, 401(k)s, and other retirement accounts. As I write this, yields in many traditional retirement investments are at all…
Jul 12
Estate Planning Traps & Bitcoin: 5 Things Bitcoin Holders Must Do Today

Estate Planning Traps & Bitcoin: 5 Things Bitcoin Holders Must Do Today

When it comes to estate planning, very little has been mentioned about bitcoin. While bitcoin is subject to wills and revocable living trusts like any other asset, there are some special considerations. Most seasoned holders of bitcoin are…

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Wade Law Offices Blog

Coves estate planning.

http://wadelawcorp.com/blog/

Jan 24
Don’t Put Off Updating Your Estate Plan Document

Don’t Put Off Updating Your Estate Plan Document

We’ve said it before. We’ll say it again. And again. When people put off updating estate plans, they’re playing a very dangerous game. This sort of procrastination is downright irresponsible and often results in…
Jan 17
5 Estate Planning Tips for Blended Familie

5 Estate Planning Tips for Blended Familie

Divorce and remarriage are common. Blended families bring an extra challenge to estate planning, and it’s important for people to have those difficult conversations with their loved ones if they’re contemplating another marriage.…
Jun 22
The Basics of Estate Planning

The Basics of Estate Planning

Estate planning can be complex, but a well-informed and detailed plan can eliminate hassles for your family if you die or become incapacitated. Before you can develop a plan for your estate, however, you should learn some of the basics of of…

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Pharos Law Group Blog

Covers estate planning and business planning topics.

http://pharoslaw.com/blog/

Jan 19
Deadlock among business owners: Part 2

Deadlock among business owners: Part 2

Deadlock among business owners can be an awful thing for the individuals involved and for the company. In the prior post, we began this discussion by noting this reality and how deadlocks can come about in unintended ways. In this post,…
Jan 17
Deadlock among business owners: things to consider and avoid

Deadlock among business owners: things to consider and avoid

dead·lock ˈdedˌläk/ noun noun: deadlock; plural noun: deadlocks a situation, typically one involving opposing parties, in which no progress can be made. “an attempt to break the deadlock”…
Jan 3
Estate planning mistakes to avoid (U.S. News article)

Estate planning mistakes to avoid (U.S. News article)

It is always better to learn from the mistakes of others than to make the same mistakes yourself. This is certainly true when it comes to estate planning–wise folks will learn from and avoid very common mistakes made by far too many…

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Estateography

By Alvi Aggarwal.

http://www.estateography.com/

Jan 17
Irving v. DiVito: Clear Wishes, but Not A Codicil

Irving v. DiVito: Clear Wishes, but Not A Codicil

In Irving v. DiVito, the Virginia Supreme Court determined the circuit court did not err in refusing to admit to probate a writing offered as a holographic codicil. The writing at issue in Irving is clear about the intended dispositive…
Jan 17
Irving v. DiVito: Clear Wishes, but Not A Codicil

Irving v. DiVito: Clear Wishes, but Not A Codicil

In Irving v. DiVito, the Virginia Supreme Court determined the circuit court did not err in refusing to admit to probate a writing offered as a holographic codicil. The writing at issue in Irving is clear about the intended dispositive…
Jun 23
Reineck v. Lemen and Virginia Powers of Attorney

Reineck v. Lemen and Virginia Powers of Attorney

In Reineck v. Lemen, the Virginia Supreme Court tells us something about granting hot powers and certain duties of an agent under a power of attorney.

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Rhode Island Estate Planning and…

Rhode Island Estate Planning and Elder Law Blawg

Covers elder law, medicaid planning, disability planning, tax planning, guardianship, wills, trusts, asset protection, and probate. By Matthew Fabisch.

http://riestateplanning.blogspot.com/

Jan 14
New Post on Estate Planning for New Children

New Post on Estate Planning for New Children

A new post on Estate Planning for new babies is up on our firm's website here. Among the topics addressed are how to nominate a guardian for your child, why you should obtain life insurance, how to pay for college, and how to make sure your…
Nov 22
New articles available on Fabischlaw.com

New articles available on Fabischlaw.com

It's been a while since I've posted any new content on this blog and wanted to make sure that readers were aware that my firm and I are still actively creating new content, but instead of post here, most of the time we post our new material…
Nov 20
Federal Estate Exclusion Up Slightly to $5.49M in 2017

Federal Estate Exclusion Up Slightly to $5.49M in 2017

The Internal Revenue Service has announced that the basic federal estate tax exclusion for the estates of decedents dying during calendar year 2017 will be $5.49 million, up from $5.45 million for calendar year 2016. In addition,…

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Law Offices of Robert H. Glorch…

Law Offices of Robert H. Glorch Blog

Illinois attorney blog for estate planning, wills, trusts and probate.

http://www.illinoisestateplan.com/blog

Jan 11
Estate Tax Reform: Top 5 Takeaway

Estate Tax Reform: Top 5 Takeaway

Last week I summarized the 2018 rates and exemptions for gift, estates and trusts. Compared to the major tax code reforms to personal and business taxation, the estate tax changes appear relatively straightforward. The estate tax was not…
Jan 3
2018 Estate Tax Summary

2018 Estate Tax Summary

I previously provided summaries of estate and gift taxes for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. Unlike the minor changes of the prior few years, 2018 brings major federal tax law changes via the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” signed late…
Dec 20
Wishing Bob Glorch a Happy Retirement!

Wishing Bob Glorch a Happy Retirement!

If you haven’t already heard, Bob Glorch is retiring from the practice of law next week, at the end of 2017. Bob retires after a 50-year distinguished legal career focused on estate planning. I had the great fortune of being hired…

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Ask Liza: Nolo's Estate Planning…

Ask Liza: Nolo's Estate Planning Blog

Covers estate planning and wills. By Liza Weiman Hanks.

http://blog.nolo.com/estateplanning/

Jan 10
Taxes and Beneficiaries: Estate, Income and Capital Gain

Taxes and Beneficiaries: Estate, Income and Capital Gain

Dear Liza: My aunt died recently, leaving her estate to me and my four siblings, in equal shares. She owned stocks and bonds, and some farmland in Iowa. Will I have to pay taxes on my share of the distributions? That’s such a good…
Jan 10
Taxes and Beneficiaries: Estate, Income and Capital Gain

Taxes and Beneficiaries: Estate, Income and Capital Gain

Dear Liza: My aunt died recently, leaving her estate to me and my four siblings, in equal shares. She owned stocks and bonds, and some farmland in Iowa. Will I have to pay taxes on my share of the distributions? That’s such a good…
Dec 5
Who Gets the Life Insurance and How?

Who Gets the Life Insurance and How?

Dear Liza: My mother passed away recently and had everything, including her checking, savings, etc., in a living trust. But one of her other insurance policies had my deceased father listed as beneficiary. The insurance company is…

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Palm Springs Estate Planning…

Palm Springs Estate Planning Lawyer Blog

Covers estate taxes, probate, trusts, wills and estate planning. By Julia Burt Law and El Paseo Law Group.

http://www.palmspringsestateplanninglawyerblog.com/

Jan 10
Palm Desert Probate Attorney Discusses New Laws for 2018

Palm Desert Probate Attorney Discusses New Laws for 2018

California has a number of new laws going into effect in 2018. Below are a few of interest and note. Concealed Carry No school employee can carry a concealed weapon onto campus. Continue reading →
May 24
Burt & Associates Attorneys Named Top Lawyer

Burt & Associates Attorneys Named Top Lawyer

Congratulations to Julia E. Burt, Heidi Richert Clerc and Elaine E. Hill on being named Top Lawyers by Palm Springs Life. We pride ourselves on our excellent service to clients and our top-notch legal expertise.
Oct 14
Heidi Richert Clerc becomes a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law

Heidi Richert Clerc becomes a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law

We are pleased to announce that the California Board of Legal Specialization has certified Heidi Richert Clerc in Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law. Heidi joins the ranks of the other Certified Specialists at Burt & Associates…

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Odgers Law Group Blog

Covers California business and estate planning law.

https://odgerslawgroup.com/blog/

Jan 5
New Federal Estate Tax Exemption Amount | 2018 Update

New Federal Estate Tax Exemption Amount | 2018 Update

What is the New Federal Estate Tax Exemption Amount in 2018? In 2018 the federal Estate Tax Exemption is 11.2 million for an individual or 22.4 million for a married couple. The federal estate tax exemption rate roughly doubled from 2017…
Oct 18
The Importance of Not Commingling fund

The Importance of Not Commingling fund

Set Boundaries between your Business and Personal Finances to Avoid Commingling Funds. No matter whether you have used your asset as the capital investment for your startup or personal credit score to get a startup loan, creating a clear…
Aug 11
Things to Know About Health Care Power of Attorney in California

Things to Know About Health Care Power of Attorney in California

What is a Health Care Power of Attorney (HCPOA) Making health care power of attorney means designating someone as your spokesperson for your health care decisions; if you are not in a position to make communicative decisions about aspects of…

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Michigan Estate Planning

Covers estate planning issues for consumers. Published by Andy Richards of Smith Bovill P.C.

http://michiganestateplanning.blogspot.com/

Jan 4
Do TOD and POD Designations Really Work?

Do TOD and POD Designations Really Work?

“T.O.D.” (Transfer on Death), and “P.O.D.” (Pay on Death) designations have become common with most financial institutions. These are essentially “beneficiary designations” like we usually see with…
Feb 10
Designating IRA and other Qualified Plan Beneficiarie

Designating IRA and other Qualified Plan Beneficiarie

Please note that this is a very complex area and what follows is generalizations. This is an area that should be reviewed on a client-by-client, case-by-case basis with a qualified attorney or CPA.The surge of Estate Planning…
Jan 2
Should You Have a "Ladybird Deed" ?

Should You Have a "Ladybird Deed" ?

With all the competition for customers (from lawyers and non-lawyers alike) in the estate planning field, it is easy to see why the consuming public has the perception that an estate plan merely consists of a pre-printed form, or a set of…

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Thoits Law Blog

Discusses important legal developments in the areas of business, employment, intellectual property, litigation, real estate, and estate planning. By Thoits, Love, Hershberger & McLean.

http://www.thoitslaw.com/blog/

Dec 1
Thoits Law Welcomes Misasha Graham

Thoits Law Welcomes Misasha Graham

Thoits Law Welcomes Misasha Graham – December 1, 2017 Misasha Graham joined the firm as a Special Counsel in the firm’s Litigation Group. Her practice focuses on general commercial litigation...
Apr 30
Thoits Law Welcomes Melinda Barker

Thoits Law Welcomes Melinda Barker

Thoits Law Welcomes Melinda Barker – May 2017 Melinda Barker joined the firm as a shareholder in 2017 and is a Certified Legal Specialist in the State of California for...
Apr 30
Thoits Law Welcomes Michael Hsueh

Thoits Law Welcomes Michael Hsueh

Thoits Law Welcomes Michael Hsueh – May 2017 Michael Hsueh joined the firm as a litigation associate. His prior firms include Weidmann & Yun, Edward Yun, & Associates, the Law...

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PVW Estate Planning, Business…

PVW Estate Planning, Business Succession Planning & Asset Protection Planning Blog

Covers current issues affecting and strategies regarding estate, business succession, and asset protection planning. By Parsonage Vandenack Williams LLC.

http://www.pvwestateplanning.wordpress.com/

Nov 29
SSA Updates Social Security Taxable Wage Base for 2018

SSA Updates Social Security Taxable Wage Base for 2018

By Joshua A. Diveley In October, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced an adjustment to the Social Security taxable wage base to take effect in January based on an increase in average wages. Based on the wage data Social Security…
Nov 3
Court Ruling Sheds Light on Estate’s Ability to Access Digital Information

Court Ruling Sheds Light on Estate’s Ability to Access Digital Information

By Monte L. Schatz The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts issued a ruling on October 16, 2017 that empowers administrators of estates to access digital content of deceased persons. Federal statutes 18 U.S.C. §§ 2701 through…
Oct 27
Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Treasury Withdraw Estate Valuation Regulation

Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Treasury Withdraw Estate Valuation Regulation

by Monte L. Schatz Historically, valuation discounts have been used as an estate planning tool to minimize estate, gift and generation-skipping taxation. The ability to minimize taxation of ownership interests in closely held…

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Massachusetts Estate Planning,…

Massachusetts Estate Planning, Probate & Elder Law

Features a blend of common sense info for clients and family caregivers and in-depth probate, tax and Medicaid analysis for lawyers & CPAs. By Brian E. Barreira.

http://elderlaw.info/

Nov 28
Using Reserved Special Powers of Appointment in Deeds and/or Irrevocable Trusts in MassHealth Planning

Using Reserved Special Powers of Appointment in Deeds and/or Irrevocable Trusts in MassHealth Planning

Due to their concerns about possible impact of nursing home costs on their assets, many aging clients feel under pressure to make transfers of their assets earlier than may otherwise be advisable. One relatively simple way to make such a…
Oct 18
In the 2017 Case of Ajemian v. Yahoo! Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Wastes Everybody’s Time Ruling that an Estate May, Possibly, Have Legal Access to the Decedent’s Email Account

In the 2017 Case of Ajemian v. Yahoo! Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Wastes Everybody’s Time Ruling that an Estate May, Possibly, Have Legal Access to the Decedent’s Email Account

In the 2017 case of Ajemian v. Yahoo!, Inc. the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts (“SJC”) has decided that federal law does not prohibit an internet service provider from voluntarily disclosing the contents…
Oct 13
When Can the Trustee of a Revocable Trust in Massachusetts Make Distributions to the Beneficiaries without Incurring Personal Liability to the Deceased Settlor’s Creditors?

When Can the Trustee of a Revocable Trust in Massachusetts Make Distributions to the Beneficiaries without Incurring Personal Liability to the Deceased Settlor’s Creditors?

An impatient trust beneficiary is one of my cases began demanding distributions from the decedent’s revocable trust within a month of the settlor’s death. The Trustee has no problem making the earliest possible distributions, as…

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Shober & Rock Blog

Covers elder law in Pennsylvania.

http://shober-rock.com/the-blog/

Nov 28
Medicare Launches Hospice Compare Website

Medicare Launches Hospice Compare Website

Patients looking for hospice care can now get help from Medicare’s website. The agency’s new Hospice Compare site allows patients to evaluate hospice providers according to several criteria. The post Medicare Launches Hospice…
Nov 27
ELDER LAW TOOLKIT PART III

ELDER LAW TOOLKIT PART III

The Commission on Long Term Care’s Final Report issued in Sept 2013 revealed some interesting and rather worrisome facts: 1. More than 12 million Americans rely on long term care services and supports (LTSS), either in their home,…
Nov 24
You Can Give Away More Tax Free in 2018

You Can Give Away More Tax Free in 2018

After staying the same for five years, the amount you can give away to any one individual in a particular year without reporting the gift will increase in 2018. Very few taxpayers will have to pay a gift tax in any case. The…

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Hackleman, Olive & Judd, P.A. Blog

Covers corporate, real estate, estate planning, probate and trust administration.

https://www.hojlaw.com/blog/

Nov 27
ENFORCABLE AGREEMENTS TO ARBITRATE WITH EMPLOYEES

ENFORCABLE AGREEMENTS TO ARBITRATE WITH EMPLOYEES

Businesses often try to avoid the high costs associated with litigation, including employment litigation, through agreements to arbitrate. However, when disputes arise, employees and others who previously agreed to arbitrate not…
Jul 31
Florida Statute Allows Removal of Certain Occupants of Real Property Without a Lawsuit

Florida Statute Allows Removal of Certain Occupants of Real Property Without a Lawsuit

Florida’s landlord-tenant laws have long grappled with the competing goals of providing property owners with efficient means of removing non-paying tenants or trespassers while minimizing potential abuse of bona fide tenants. The…
Jul 31
Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange (Part II)

Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange (Part II)

An opportunity to defer taxes and build wealth arises when and individual or entity sells an investment property for more than he or it purchased it for. Generally, tax on the seller’s capital gain is due upon the sale of property.…

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Kuhn and Kuhn Law Firm Blog

Covers estate planning.

http://www.kuhnandkuhn.com/blog/

Nov 9
Basics of Estate Planning: Two Common Mistakes with Trust

Basics of Estate Planning: Two Common Mistakes with Trust

Trusts are incredibly useful tools. But, like other useful tools, they do not fit every circumstance. They must be used appropriately. For example, a hammer is an exceptional tool to use when looking to drive a nail into a wall. But, if you…
Nov 9
Basics of Estate Planning: Privacy and Estate Planning

Basics of Estate Planning: Privacy and Estate Planning

From the dawn of time, humans have been concerned with privacy. In the biblical story of Adam and Eve, the couple sought the privacy provided by fig leaves as they left the Garden of Eden. When species Homo sapiens emerged, privacy was…
Nov 6
Whom You Will Pay To Post An Essay To Have A Excellent Total price

Whom You Will Pay To Post An Essay To Have A Excellent Total price

Whom You Will Pay esay writers for hire To Post An Essay To Have A Excellent Total price Seeking options to building your own personal essays may have you concerned about about lots of different stuff.goodwriting2u.com/ At USEssayWriters.com,…

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Olivero Law Blog

Covers Florida bankruptcy, family law, estate planning and real estate law.

https://www.oliverolaw.com/blog/

Nov 2
Is Your Ex Going To File For Sole Custody?

Is Your Ex Going To File For Sole Custody?

Divorce can be an agreeable affair where both parents agree on what is best for their children, and both get through the proceedings without harming the parent-child relationship. Let’s be serious; most divorces are not agreeable…
Oct 27
Paternity Issues in Florida: How to Establish – or Disestablish – Paternity

Paternity Issues in Florida: How to Establish – or Disestablish – Paternity

In Florida, when a mother is married and gives birth, the law assumes the child’s father is the mother’s husband. But when the mother is unmarried at the time of the child’s birth, paternity must be established, either…
Jun 20
But I wasn’t driving – how can I get a DUI?

But I wasn’t driving – how can I get a DUI?

But I wasn’t driving – how can I get a DUI? As a DUI defense attorney, I often hear from client’s facing a DUI charge say: “But, I wasn’t driving, how can I get a DUI?” In Florida, you can be…

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California Trust, Estate & Probate…

California Trust, Estate & Probate Litigation

Covers estate planning, probate, trusts and wills. By Albertson & Davidson LLP.

http://www.californiatrustestateandprobatelitigation.com

Nov 1
Will you lose your inheritance??? The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 5 California No Contest Claim

Will you lose your inheritance??? The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 5 California No Contest Claim

If you find your inheritance being reduced or eliminated and you want to take action to protect yourself in court, you may want to first consider California No Contest clauses. California Trusts and Wills often contain a no contest…
Nov 1
Will you lose your inheritance??? The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 5 California No Contest Claim

Will you lose your inheritance??? The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 5 California No Contest Claim

If you find your inheritance being reduced or eliminated and you want to take action to protect yourself in court, you may want to first consider California No Contest clauses. California Trusts and Wills often contain a no contest…
Oct 7
The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 4 California Attorney Malpractice Claim

The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 4 California Attorney Malpractice Claim

If you are the victim of a poorly drafted Trust or Will that prevents you from inheriting the property your parents wanted you to have, you may have an attorney malpractice claim on your hands. In this course, we discuss the rights and…

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Simmons & Schiavo, LLP Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law.

http://blog.sslawoffices.com

Oct 31
Using a prepaid funeral contract to spend down assets for Medicaid

Using a prepaid funeral contract to spend down assets for Medicaid

One benefit of a prepaid funeral contract is that you are paying now for a service that may increase in price — possibly saving your family money. No one wants to think about his or her death, but a little preparation in the form of a…
Oct 30
IRS now allows private debt collectors to dun taxpayer

IRS now allows private debt collectors to dun taxpayer

In a move that could be confusing to seniors who are vulnerable to scams, the IRS is using private debt collection agencies to collect past-due taxes. The new program began in April 2017. Pursuant to a law Congress passed in December 2015,…
Oct 27
Five things to know to reduce your tax on capital gain

Five things to know to reduce your tax on capital gain

Although it is often said that nothing is certain except death and taxes, the one tax you may be able to avoid or minimize the most through planning is the tax on capital gains. Here’s what you need to know to do such planning: What is…

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Nevada Trust Reporter

Features commentary on trust law and asset protection. By Provident Trust Group, LLC.

http://blog.trustprovident.com/

Oct 18
Ascensus Announces Agreement to Acquire Provident Trust Group

Ascensus Announces Agreement to Acquire Provident Trust Group

Addition of one of the largest alternative asset custodians in the country provides firm with access to self-directed IRA market and increases retirement savings options for its growing client base Dresher, PA—October 17,…
Sep 21
2018 Tax Calendar

2018 Tax Calendar

Now that 2018 is quickly approaching, we have created the 2018 Tax Calendar to keep you up-to-date! Click to view the 2018 Tax Calendar! If you have any questions, please contact us at 888-855-9856 or info@trustprovident.com
Sep 21
2018 Tax Calendar

2018 Tax Calendar

Now that 2018 is quickly approaching, we have created the 2018 Tax Calendar to keep you up-to-date! Click to view the 2018 Tax Calendar! If you have any questions, please contact us at 888-855-9856 or info@trustprovident.com …

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Bay Area Wills, Trusts & Probate…

Bay Area Wills, Trusts & Probate Report

Covers planned giving, estate planning, taxes and wills and trusts. By Karen Meckstroth.

http://www.bayareawillsandtrustslawblog.com

Oct 7
IRS Gives a Second Chance to Claim a Potentially Valuable Estate Tax Benefit for Surviving Spouses

IRS Gives a Second Chance to Claim a Potentially Valuable Estate Tax Benefit for Surviving Spouses

Rarely do estates get a “second look” at tax decisions. However, this summer the IRS provided some executors, trustees, and surviving spouses an opportunity to revisit an important estate tax planning decision made years…
Oct 7
IRS Gives a Second Chance to Claim a Potentially Valuable Estate Tax Benefit for Surviving Spouses

IRS Gives a Second Chance to Claim a Potentially Valuable Estate Tax Benefit for Surviving Spouses

Rarely do estates get a “second look” at tax decisions. However, this summer the IRS provided some executors, trustees, and surviving spouses an opportunity to revisit an important estate tax planning decision made years…
May 9
Starting the Philanthropic Conversation

Starting the Philanthropic Conversation

One of my favorite quotes regarding charitable giving is this statement by Bill and Melinda Gates in their Giving Pledge letter: We have been blessed with good fortune beyond our wildest expectations, and we are profoundly grateful. But…

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McDevitt Law Office

Covers estate planning and family law in Virginia.

http://www.mcdevittlaw.net/blog-index/

Sep 29
The use of an intentionally defective grantor trust

The use of an intentionally defective grantor trust

An estate planning vehicle that has attracted much attention is the use of an intentionally defective grantor trust (IDGT). A grantor trust is a trust that the grantor, or in some instances, a beneficiary, is regarded as the owner for income…
Sep 15
Proper estate planning: wills and trust

Proper estate planning: wills and trust

Creating a will ensures that all your wishes are carried out after your death. A will is the most common way for you to distribute your assets, like your home, to an heir. However, there are a number of other vehicles through which you can…
Aug 31
A rise in hostility among divorcing spouse

A rise in hostility among divorcing spouse

There has been an increase in hostility among divorcing couples who prefer to go to court instead of attempt to work together in an effort to reach a compromise. The issues of contention are the same as they have always been, namely, child…

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Eric Butler Solicitor Blog

Covers wills in Australia.

http://www.willdisputespecialist.com.au/blog/

Sep 27
The legal principles of Statutory Wills in Queensland

The legal principles of Statutory Wills in Queensland
Sep 27
The Court makes a will for a 93 year old man who did not have mental capacity.

The Court makes a will for a 93 year old man who did not have mental capacity.
Sep 11
Daughter in NSW out of time but still successful contesting a will.

Daughter in NSW out of time but still successful contesting a will.

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The Hershey Law Firm Blog

Covers Florida estate planning and probate law.

http://www.hersheylegal.com/blog/

Sep 14
WHY PLAN FOR THE UNPREDICTABLE?

WHY PLAN FOR THE UNPREDICTABLE?

People typically don't prepare for much. They have this attitude of'I'll just wing it'. However, when there is an imminent threat, all those laid back people turn into the ultimate preppers.Fear placed inside of someone truly fuels the…
Jul 11
HAPPY 3RD FIRMAVERSARY!

HAPPY 3RD FIRMAVERSARY!

Fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you...Don't ever let the fear of the unknown cause you not to follow your dreams. If you work really hard and are kind, amazing things will happen! Make your own path and let others follow in…
May 22
STEP RIGHT UP--FORM A STRAIGHT LINE--NO SKIPPING

STEP RIGHT UP--FORM A STRAIGHT LINE--NO SKIPPING

Estate planning simply allows you to decide who will or will not receive from your estate when you are gone. Of course there are more complex issues surrounding estate planning, but for this moment, we are just going to focus on this one…

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Pennsylvania Fiduciary Litigation

Insights and and commentary from a trusts and estates lawyer and expert witness. By Patti Spencer of Spencer Law Firm.

http://www.pennsylvaniafiduciarylitigation.com/

Sep 14
Inadequate Remedie

Inadequate Remedie

I'm working on some materials for a CLE presentation entitled Remedies in Fiduciary Litigation. I'll be giving it October 18, 2017 at the Lancaster Bar Association. Its also on the program for PBI's Estate Law Institute in Philadelphia…
Jun 21
Thouron Estates - READ ALL ABOUT IT!

Thouron Estates - READ ALL ABOUT IT!

This blockbuster Adjudication, written by Judge Mark L. Tunnell is 212 pages long, and deals with many issues, but very significantly, with the issue of the appropriateness of attorney, accountant and executor’s fees. Judge…
Jun 4
Tax Court Slams FLP Planning

Tax Court Slams FLP Planning

Estate of Powell v. Commissioner, 148 T.C. No. 18 (May 18, 2017). Hold on to your seat! This case has a huge impact on Family Limited Partnership (FLP) planning. And yes, it creates a new “doughnut hole.” For the very…

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Florida Trust & Probate Attorneys…

Florida Trust & Probate Attorneys Blog

Covers estate planning. By Rarick &; Beskin.

https://www.rblawfl.com/blog/

Sep 12
7 Smart Tips For Hurricane Irma Insurance Claims – And 5 Trap

7 Smart Tips For Hurricane Irma Insurance Claims – And 5 Trap

By Phil Rarick, J.D. 7 TIPS 1. Before You Clean Up Document Your Losses Continue reading The post 7 Smart Tips For Hurricane Irma Insurance Claims – And 5 Traps appeared first on Florida Trust & Probate Attorneys Blog.
Sep 2
2017 Property Tax Appeal Deadline: Read the Small Print!

2017 Property Tax Appeal Deadline: Read the Small Print!

You will miss this deadline if you do not read carefully – and you may need a magnifying glass to find it. Within the past two weeks you should have received in the mail a “Notice of Proposed Property Taxes” or…
Jun 1
Informática de Fideicomisos y Testamentos para Abogados de la Florida

Informática de Fideicomisos y Testamentos para Abogados de la Florida

Informática de Fideicomisos y Testamentos para Abogados de la Florida REFERENCIA DE LEGALIZACÓN DE LA FLORIDA Por Phillip B. Rarick, Esq., Abogado de Legalización de Miami Continue reading The post Informática de…

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Asset Protection Law Journal

Covers asset protection laws. By Kenneth J. Laino.

http://www.assetprotectionlawjournal.com

Sep 1
Ohio Ranked in the Top 5 For Asset Protection Trust Law

Ohio Ranked in the Top 5 For Asset Protection Trust Law

A recent release by a well-known Nevada asset protection lawyer ranks states by their domestic asset protection trust laws. Ohio was ranked in the top 5 nationwide, at number 4 (behind only Nevada – in which the ranking lawyer…
Sep 1
Ohio Ranked in the Top 5 For Asset Protection Trust Law

Ohio Ranked in the Top 5 For Asset Protection Trust Law

A recent release by a well-known Nevada asset protection lawyer ranks states by their domestic asset protection trust laws. Ohio was ranked in the top 5 nationwide, at number 4 (behind only Nevada – in which the ranking lawyer…
Aug 11
Asset Protection Beyond the Grave: Claims Against a Deceased Person’s Asset

Asset Protection Beyond the Grave: Claims Against a Deceased Person’s Asset

In 2017 there have been a variety of discussions among leading estate planning attorneys about the extent to which Ohio law now protects a deceased person’s assets from the claims of a creditor. For many years it has been clear…

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Carr | Woodall Blog

Covers criminal law, estate planning, family law and personal injury law.

http://carrwoodall.com/blog/

Aug 4
Is it too late to probate?

Is it too late to probate?

Although it’s generally advisable to administer an estate promptly, it’s not at all uncommon for property to be left in... The post Is it too late to probate? appeared first on Carr | Woodall, PLLC.
Aug 4
Is it too late to probate?

Is it too late to probate?

Although it’s generally advisable to administer an estate promptly, it’s not at all uncommon for property to be left in... The post Is it too late to probate? appeared first on Carr | Woodall, PLLC.
Jan 27
What the heck is a QDRO? Three questions you must ask your divorce lawyer.

What the heck is a QDRO? Three questions you must ask your divorce lawyer.

A QDRO is a court order that divides a retirement account such as a 401(k) or pension plan. Technically it... The post What the heck is a QDRO? Three questions you must ask your divorce lawyer. appeared first on Carr | Woodall,…

Rank this Week: 1794

Towson Tax Attorney

Covers taxes, business law, and estate planning. By Jeffrey Rogyom.

http://towsontax.com

Jul 16
Income and Salary to an S-Corp Owner

Income and Salary to an S-Corp Owner

The owner of an s-corporation is quickly introduced to some very complicated tax issues. The s-corporation has “flow-through taxation”. This means the s-corporation itself generally pays no income taxes. The…
Dec 29
Forming An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)

Forming An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)

An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust, or ILIT, should be of interest to any person buying life insurance. The ILIT is not just for people with estate tax issues. The ILIT can allow you to control how and when insurance proceeds are distributed…
Dec 29
Forming An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)

Forming An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT)

An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust, or ILIT, should be of interest to any person buying life insurance. The ILIT is not just for people with estate tax issues. The ILIT can allow you to control how and when insurance proceeds are distributed…

Rank this Week: 4495

Potter Law Firm Blog

Covers estate planning and elder law.

http://www.potterestateplanning.com/blog/

Jun 30
Using Medicaid Planning to Prepare for the High Cost of Nursing Home

Using Medicaid Planning to Prepare for the High Cost of Nursing Home

Do you have a plan in place to deal with the high costs of any future nursing home care? If not, then you need to discover how a Medicaid lawyer can help you protect yourself and your interests. We often hear about how important it is that we…
Jun 28
How Long Does Probate Take, and Why?

How Long Does Probate Take, and Why?

Most people give little thought to probate until they end up having to deal with the process as an executor or find themselves waiting to receive an inheritance. As a rule, probate is usually simple to avoid – just as long as you have…
Jun 26
Recognizing the Benefits of a Durable Power of Attorney

Recognizing the Benefits of a Durable Power of Attorney

Many individuals will create a living trust to ensure that an individual they trust has the ability to manage their finances if they are unable. If an individual does not have a living trust as part of his estate plan, or even if he…

Rank this Week: 2429

Philadelphia Estate and Tax…

Philadelphia Estate and Tax Attorney Blog

Focuses on income, estate and gift tax matters, estate planning and probate administration. By Steven J. Fromm.

http://frommtaxes.wordpress.com/

Jun 20
Here Are The IRS 2017 Standard Business, Medical and Moving Mileage Rate

Here Are The IRS 2017 Standard Business, Medical and Moving Mileage Rate

The Internal Revenue Service has recently issued the 2017 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes. Beginning on Jan. 1,…
May 25
2017 PENNSYLVANIA TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM

2017 PENNSYLVANIA TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM

What Is The Pennsylvania Tax Amnesty Program? The PA Tax Amnesty program creates an incentive for taxpayers to pay there tax liabilities during a narrow time period that ends on June 19, 2017. While this program is open, the PA ……
Feb 28
IRS Installment Agreements: 2017 User Fee Schedule and Option

IRS Installment Agreements: 2017 User Fee Schedule and Option

Starting in 2017, the IRS has revised its user fee schedule for installment agreements. The new fee schedule applies to installment agreements entered into, restructured or reinstated on or after January 2, 2017. The final regulations…

Rank this Week: 3439

New York Probate & Estate…

New York Probate & Estate Litigation Blog

Covers probate news, procedures and resources. By Philip M. Bernstein.

http://www.nyprobatelitigation.com/

Jun 19
Administrators Have To Behave

Administrators Have To Behave

Today’s New York Daily News reports the tale of a brawl with potentially wide-reaching implications for the Administrator of a New York County Estate. The administrator of the 3.1 million dollar estate was arrested for a brawl…
Jun 19
Administrators Have To Behave

Administrators Have To Behave

Today’s New York Daily News reports the tale of a brawl with potentially wide-reaching implications for the Administrator of a New York County Estate. The administrator of the 3.1 million dollar estate was arrested for a brawl…
Jun 8
Surrogate Upholds Trustee’s Discretion In Making Distribution

Surrogate Upholds Trustee’s Discretion In Making Distribution

In the Matter of Reuben Hoppenstein, No. 2015-2918/A (N.Y. Sur. Mar. 31, 2017) the New York County Surrogate ruled as appropriate the distribution of a life insurance policy to a new trust which eliminated certain beneficiaries of the…

Rank this Week: 1586

Musings of a Massachusetts Estate…

Musings of a Massachusetts Estate Lawyer

Focuses on estate planning, probate and corporation law in Massachusetts. By David E. Peterson.

http://blog.deplawfirm.com/

Jun 1
Recent Court Decision Highlights Dangers in Medicaid Planning in Massachusett

Recent Court Decision Highlights Dangers in Medicaid Planning in Massachusett

On May 30 the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court published their decision on Daley v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services. The case focused on two common estate planning techniques that elders can use to protect…
Apr 28
The Dusty Binder: When Good Estate Plans Go Bad

The Dusty Binder: When Good Estate Plans Go Bad

Jim and Sally did everything right… or so they thought. They grew up in strong, middle class families, did well in school, and had many friends. Jim had a successful career with a local company, while Sally raised four responsible,…
Jan 20
Four Reasons to Own Life Insurance

Four Reasons to Own Life Insurance

Let’s face it: most people are averse to life insurance. For permanent policies, the premiums are high, and the payouts typically don’t happen until you die. Couple that with the fact that many life insurance agents are…

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Digital Hereinafter

Legal practice blog with a focus on solo-small estate planning firm practice. By the Law Office of Smilie G. Rogers, PLLC.

http://www.maineestateattorney.com

May 30
SJC rules on Nadeau and Daley Case

SJC rules on Nadeau and Daley Case

See https://mirickoconnelltrustsandestateslawblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/30/sjc-rules-on-nadeau-and-daley-cases/.
May 30
Planning for Pet

Planning for Pet

I was recently quoted in the Bangor Daily News in an article A Trust fund for a pooch? From time to time I do have clients interested in planning for their pets though it is not a frequent request. Thankfully ……
Feb 23
Age 70 1/2 Confusion for Retirement Account

Age 70 1/2 Confusion for Retirement Account

This article from the Slott Report, https://www.irahelp.com/slottreport/age-70-%C2%BD-confusion-retirement-accounts, concisely explains the rules regarding when you have to take your first Required Minimum Distribution. Besides the Slott…

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German Law Group Blog

Covers estate planning.

http://www.germanlawgroup.com/

May 30
Which Type of IRA is Right for You?

Which Type of IRA is Right for You?

Previously, retirement planning focused on an employer sponsored pension and Social Security retirement benefits. The concept of lifetime employment, however, is largely a thing of the past, which also makes pensions a thing of the past.…
May 25
The Need for Medicaid Planning

The Need for Medicaid Planning

Estate planning should involve more than simply deciding how your estate assets will be distributed upon your death. In fact, a well thought out estate plan should also protect, and help grow, those assets while you are alive and ensure that…
May 23
The Guardianship Proce

The Guardianship Proce

If you are an adult child, one of the most painful moments in your lifetime will be when you realize your mother or father is no longer able to safely care for himself/herself. Whether the cause is physical injury, Alzheimer’s, or the…

Rank this Week: 2371

Michigan Asset Protection Lawyer…

Michigan Asset Protection Lawyer Blog

Covers asseet protection planning and issues. By Weisman, Young & Ruemenapp.

http://www.michiganassetprotectionlawyerblog.com/

May 18
Creditors’ Remedies Under Michigan’s Domestic Asset Protection Trust Statute

Creditors’ Remedies Under Michigan’s Domestic Asset Protection Trust Statute

Michigan enacted the Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act (the “Act”) effective March 8, 2017 becoming the 17th state to enact asset protection trust legislation. A more general description of the Act was provided in an earlier…
Jan 17
Can a Debtor’s Years-Old Fraudulent Transfer Preclude the Debtor from Obtaining a Discharge in Bankruptcy?

Can a Debtor’s Years-Old Fraudulent Transfer Preclude the Debtor from Obtaining a Discharge in Bankruptcy?

A 2016 Supreme Court case, Husky International v. Ritz, holds that if a debtor makes a fraudulent transfer, even if several years prior to filing the petition, any debt related to such fraudulent transfer will be nondischargeable. Section…
Dec 21
Michigan Enacts Domestic Asset Protection Law

Michigan Enacts Domestic Asset Protection Law

For those of us attorneys who have devoted substantial time to and assisted clients with asset protection planning over the years it is welcome news that Michigan has adopted the Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act, effective February 5,…

Rank this Week: 4614

The Law Office of Alexis B. Levitt…

The Law Office of Alexis B. Levitt Blog

Covers caregiver issues, estate planning, living at home and special needs trusts.

http://www.alexislevitt.com/blog/

Apr 24
Open House @ New England Village – attn Parents of Special Needs Adult

Open House @ New England Village – attn Parents of Special Needs Adult

Admissions Open House Saturday, April 29, 2017, 10:00am – 1:00pm Learn all about their residential, day services and community offerings. RSVP preferred Please contact Mary Stanley at 781-293-5461, ext. 113 or…
Mar 13
Elder Care Workshop Series at Norwell Public Library

Elder Care Workshop Series at Norwell Public Library

Getting older? Taking care of someone who is? Come to this series to learn some helpful tips from local Elder Services professionals. Wednesday, March 15: “Learn to Speak Alzheimereze” Discover tips to work with a person…
Mar 9
Repeal & Replace of ObamaCare, a/k/a RyanCare

Repeal & Replace of ObamaCare, a/k/a RyanCare

There are so many articles coming out right now trying to summarize RyanCare. I’ve gone straight to my favorite source for all things medical financing – the Kaiser Foundation. Their reports are well researched,…

Rank this Week: 3048

Nobles Law Firm

General practice blawg from an Arkansas attorney with a strong background in journalism.

http://www.nobleslawfirm.com/

Apr 20
No, not all evictions go quickly

No, not all evictions go quickly

Typically, it takes a landlord less than a month to evict a tenant for violating his or her lease but that is not always the case. In Arkansas, the eviction… The post No, not all evictions go quickly appeared first on Nobles Law Firm.
Apr 19
Legal OTR: Case Dismissed — ‘Rights When Arrested’

Legal OTR: Case Dismissed — ‘Rights When Arrested’

It’s been quite some time since you good people were treated to a legal-themed old time radio (OTR) episode, so rejoice — the long wait has come to an end.… The post Legal OTR: Case Dismissed — ‘Rights When…
Apr 19
Medical marijuana in the Arkansas workplace

Medical marijuana in the Arkansas workplace

Ever since Arkansas voters passed the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment of 2016, more than one employer has wondered what impact the law will have on the workplace. Fortunately, the Arkansas… The post Medical marijuana in the…

Rank this Week: 1850

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