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Courts Disqualify Special Needs Trusts
In two recent cases, courts in Alabama and New York have deemed that the assets in Special Needs Trust which [...]
A Will’s A Will But A Deal’s A Deal
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Challenges to the Caregiver Exemption
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Scam Alert: You Don’t Need a Certified Deed
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Pre-Nuptial Agreements: Not Just For Divorces Anymore
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But I Did Spend Last Night At A Holiday Inn Express
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Banks Gone Wild – Beware Where You Store Your Will and Other Estate Planning Documents
Any adult should have three core estate planning documents: (a) a will, (b) an advance directive (commonly known as a [...]
It’s Not Just A Deed – The Possible Pitfalls Of Transferring The Home To The Children
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Life Insurance Beneficiaries Must Be Designated, Not Assumed
In July 2012, Michael G. Fox got married, and looked forward to many happy years with his new wife, Evanisa. [...]
Planning for the Smooth Transition of a Decedent’s Home
In the early years of Saturday Night Live, there was a skit called “The Thing That Wouldn’t Leave.” It dealt [...]
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