You may not be thinking about Jan. 1, 2026. However, if your estate is worth $5 million or more when the first day of 2026 arrives, your estate planning should begin now. According to an article from Forbes, “Is 2026 An Important Year For Your Wealth?,” the reduction in the estate tax exemption will revert to the 2010 … Continue reading Are You Ready for 2026?
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Could Your Estate Plan Be a Disaster?
You may think your estate plan is all set. However, it might not be. If you met with your attorney when your children were small, and your children are now grown and have children of their own, your estate could be a disaster waiting to happen, says an article “Today’s Business: Your estate plan—what could go … Continue reading Could Your Estate Plan Be a Disaster?
Do I Need a Last Will and Testament?
Estate planning encompasses everything from planning for property distribution at death to preparing for incapacity, tax planning and guardian planning for minor children. An experienced estate planning attorney is involved with far more than a last will and testament. However, this is what most people think of when they sit down for their first meeting. … Continue reading Do I Need a Last Will and Testament?