GRAT Examples
Example of GRAT valuation: $1,000,000 trust with grantor receiving a $50,000 annuity for 10 years.
Charitable Deductions Gone Awry
Charitable deductions can be confusing and mistakes can be expensive. Recently, a California couple found
A Sole Remedy Charging Order Statute May Not Offer Debtors the Protection It Once Did
A charging order is a mechanism that allows a creditor to place a lien on
Charitable Lead Annuity Trust (CLAT)
Current economic conditions have presented intriguing options for charitably oriented individuals looking to transfer wealth
Annual Legislative Update
HB 100 – Georgia Tax Courts This bill creates the Georgia Tax Courts. These Courts
Are You Prepared? How to protect and preserve your wealth for generations to come.
Hoffman & Associates Attorney Kim Hoipkemier will present an Estate Planning Seminar at the Georgia
Now Is The Best Time to Do Estate Planning!
Did you know that now is the best time to do estate planning? In 2012,
Be Careful With Independent Contractors
We recently faced an issue with a Client who used independent contractors for a temporary
Estate Planning Awareness Week, October 17-23, 2011
Hoffman & Associates, Attorneys-at-Law, LLC joins its Colleagues in Promoting National Estate Planning Awareness Week,
Planificación Patrimonial Es Importante Para Los Pequeños Negocios
By Hoffman & Associates “[La planificación] no es tan común como debería ser”, dijo Michael Hoffman,
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