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What Should Be Included In Your Will?
What do an old stone bridge that crosses the Delaware River, a 1930’s vintage
Probate vs. Trust Administration: What You Need to Know
By Juli Findling, Paralegal Administering a decedent’s probate estate under a will is not the
What Could Possibly Go Wrong With a DIY Will?
By Juli Findling, Paralegal Writing a will is one of the last things people want
Musings from the CEO – “Estate Planning Continuity”
By Mike Hoffman, Esq., CPA At an Estate Planning conference this summer one presenter made
Opportunities to Take Advantage of Before Its Too Late
Tax laws are changing at the end of this year. Take advantage of these opportunities
Irrevocable Trusts
Irrevocable trusts are important and useful tools for estate planning. An irrevocable trust is a
Federal Estate Tax Planning
In order to keep the estate tax burden from continually growing in your estate with
College Savings Plans
Section 529 college savings plans are a great way for anyone to both save for
Annual and Lifetime Gifts
Gifting can play an important role in reducing estate tax exposure. A gift is the
Musings from the CEO
In my last column, I discussed the current fate of estate and gift tax law.
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