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‘Tis the Season: Gifting And Charitable Giving Through Estate Planning

While estate plans are thought of primarily as means to pass on property to relatives, they can also be used to provide gifts and charitable donations to those outside the family. Using an estate plan for gifting and charitable giving is a rather common occurrence. These plans can even reduce tax liability for individuals, their…

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What Constitutes A Breach Of Fiduciary Duty?

Executors, trustees, and other individuals who play a role in estate planning are required to exercise what are known as fiduciary duties. These obligations are among the most serious, so violating them can mean major repercussions. Whether you’re a fiduciary or someone who benefits from an estate, it’s critical to understand the nature of these…

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How will divorce impact my estate plan?

As you anticipate or go through the divorce, you realize how cumbersome it can be. In addition to the complexity of separating your life from your spouse’s, there is also a mountain of paperwork that comes with it. In addition to the paperwork as you negotiate your divorce, you may realize that your divorce will…

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When can I contest a will?

A loved one’s last will and testament is a valuable legal document that dictates what they want to happen with their property and other affairs after death. Considering the weight that a will holds, asking the courts not to enforce it is a huge decision. However, there are several reasons why people might want to…

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