Estate Planning

If You’re Going To Make A Statement In Your Will – Don’t Mumble And Get The Right Lawyer

September 24, 2011

Want Your Estate Plan To Really Work ? Most Plans Don’t. If You Have A Clear Desire To Leave A Legacy and To Protect Your Heirs You Need Your Estate Plan or Will To Be Clear, Loud, and Effective. If You Want Yours To Actually Work, Then Here Are The Must Know Strategies and …

Will the Federal Estate Tax Law Be Modified In 2012? Obama Gives Us A Snippet of Insight.

September 14, 2011

By Douglas L. Kaune

In the past month the estate tax has been back in the limelight. As most of you know, in December of 2010 President Obama signed the Tax Relief Act of 2010. Prior to the ratification of the present law, the federal estate tax was repealed for the 2010 tax year. For 2011 and …

Is It A “Probate Asset” Or Not?

September 12, 2011

By Dave Frees

The Answer May Not Always Be What You Expect Simply “Probate” means at death an estate (the deceased person’s property) is administered and supervised by the court, often called probate court. The court will make sure the Last Will is administered correctly and if there is no will state law is followed by a court …

A Guardianship of an Elderly or Disabled Person Can Be Contested.

September 7, 2011

By Douglas L. Kaune

Learn What To Do To Successfully Obtain Guardianship.

Estate Planning and Wills – It Has To Be Easy

August 28, 2011

By Dave Frees

Your questions about estate planning and how and why to do it are answered

ADDRESS IT NOW TO PREEMPT A WILL CONTEST

August 18, 2011

By Douglas L. Kaune

Is Your Will Out of Date? Want Peace of Mind?

August 6, 2011

By Dave Frees

In just 20 Minutes You Can Have A Free Will Review and Make Sure That Your Old Will, Trust, and Power of Attorney Aren’t Out of Date or Invalid Unruh, Turner, Burke and Frees Offers Free Will Reviews This Fall Have you been wondering if that old will, trust, or …

Second Marriage Estate Planning: The Sprinkle Trust

July 7, 2011

By Douglas L. Kaune

There are many families blending children from multiple marriages. The children from these families often range widely in ages. Parents I meet with often want to provide for only the younger children until they reach a certain age. Their belief is typically that the younger children have greater needs and should have the benefit of …

How To Avoid Family Drama

June 11, 2011

By Dave Frees

Should You Delay Your Estate Planning Until The Law Changes Again?

April 17, 2011

By Dave Frees

Delaying Estate Planing For Law Changes? Does That Make Sense? DO You Delay Other Acts of Love and Responsibility? Well, you’d expect lawyers who make a living advising affluent clients on issues of estate planning to be biased. They’ll tell you to do it now. Why wait? Well, as it turns …

We Listen.

If You’re Going To Make A Statement In Your Will – Don’t Mumble And Get The Right Lawyer

Will the Federal Estate Tax Law Be Modified In 2012? Obama Gives Us A Snippet of Insight.

Is It A “Probate Asset” Or Not?

A Guardianship of an Elderly or Disabled Person Can Be Contested.

Estate Planning and Wills – It Has To Be Easy

ADDRESS IT NOW TO PREEMPT A WILL CONTEST

Is Your Will Out of Date? Want Peace of Mind?

Second Marriage Estate Planning: The Sprinkle Trust

How To Avoid Family Drama

Should You Delay Your Estate Planning Until The Law Changes Again?

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