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Planning Is Important

October 20, 2020

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: end-of-year planning, Estate Planning, IRA, payroll tax, planning

Planning is important. End-of-year tax planning is one part of that planning. This year you should also consider whether you’ve had any payroll tax withholdings deferred. If your employer deferred those withholdings, you’ll have more money withheld next year than usual. That means you’ll have less money for other things, like IRA contributions. Read on to learn more. … [Read more...] about Planning Is Important

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: end-of-year planning, Estate Planning, IRA, payroll tax, planning

Avoiding Family Chaos in the Coronavirus Age

June 11, 2020

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: Coronavirus, Covid-19, Estate Planning, planning

avoiding-family-chaos

In this era of coronavirus, planning is more important than ever. This article includes a brief story about a couple who didn’t plan and the family discord it enabled. Read on to learn more. … [Read more...] about Avoiding Family Chaos in the Coronavirus Age

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: Coronavirus, Covid-19, Estate Planning, planning

529 Plans: Planning for Education with a Tax and Asset Protection Bonus

February 8, 2021

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: 529, education, planning, trusts

Planning for Education with a Tax and Asset Protection Bonus

Planning is important when providing for your children or grandchildren. But planning for their education has special importance and may have special advantages. This article looks at how 529 plans may have tax advantages when providing for education. Further, the article looks at how such a plan may provide asset protection in bankruptcy, as well. 529 Plans: Planning for Education with a Tax and Asset Protection Bonus … [Read more...] about 529 Plans: Planning for Education with a Tax and Asset Protection Bonus

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: 529, education, planning, trusts

Planning for the Unexpected

February 15, 2021

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: intestacy, planning, probate

Planning for the Unexpected

It’s important to have a plan. If you don’t have a plan, your state law dictates who gets your property and makes decisions for you. Read on to learn more about the prevalence of unexpected deaths and an example of what can happen without planning. Planning for the Unexpected … [Read more...] about Planning for the Unexpected

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: intestacy, planning, probate

Planning for Education Expenses

February 22, 2021

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: 529, education, planning, trusts

Planning for Education Expenses

Planning is important when providing for your children or grandchildren. But planning for their education has special importance and may have special advantages. This article looks at how a trust can be used to provide for your child or grandchild’s education. The article looks at how a trust can protect those funds. Planning for Education Expenses … [Read more...] about Planning for Education Expenses

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: 529, education, planning, trusts

Planning for Special Needs Children

February 28, 2021

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: planning, special needs, trusts

Planning for Special Needs Children

Planning is important when providing for any of your children. But planning is even more important for special needs children. Without proper planning, an inheritance can jeopardize a special needs child’s needs-based benefits, such as SSI or Medicaid. Read on to learn more about planning for special needs children. Planning for Special Needs Children … [Read more...] about Planning for Special Needs Children

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: planning, special needs, trusts

The Importance of Communicating Your Plans

January 18, 2020

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: communication, contest, dispute, planning

The Importance of Communicating Your Plans

Each of us will die eventually. This article looks at how planning can make your passing easier for those whom you leave behind. Specifically, this article will look at the importance of communicating your plans with your loved ones to avoid disputes after your death. The Importance of Communicating Your Plans … [Read more...] about The Importance of Communicating Your Plans

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: communication, contest, dispute, planning

Many Reasons to Plan

January 16, 2020

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: planning, privacy, probate

Many Reasons to Plan

Each of us will die eventually. This article looks at how planning can make our passing easier for our loved ones. Specifically, this article looks at how planning can maintain privacy for your loved ones. Many Reasons to Plan … [Read more...] about Many Reasons to Plan

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: planning, privacy, probate

Planning is Critical

May 30, 2019

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: blended family, intestacy, planning, probate

It’s important to have a plan. If you don’t have a plan, your state law dictates who gets your property and makes decisions for you. Read on to learn more about a heart-breaking story of someone who didn’t plan and the consequences. Planning is Critical … [Read more...] about Planning is Critical

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: blended family, intestacy, planning, probate

Estate Planning is Too Important to Procrastinate

October 19, 2018

Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: love, Medicaid, planning, power of attorney, trusts, wills

Only 44% of Americans have even a simple Will. We procrastinate for several reasons. Learn those reasons and how to push past them. Learn, briefly, why planning is important. Estate Planning is Too Important to Procrastinate … [Read more...] about Estate Planning is Too Important to Procrastinate

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Legal Education Tagged With: love, Medicaid, planning, power of attorney, trusts, wills

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