Whether you are a passionate college football fan, enthusiastic alumnus, or proud parent of a university graduate, you can support and invest in future generations by giving
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Question: My husband died with our house in his name only. Can I get the home put in my name? We were married for 30 years. He did
Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C., an award-winning estate planning firm, announced today that both partners have again been named to the 2026 Georgia Super Lawyers list.
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Question: What tax am I liable for if my mother passes away and her house is to be sold and split between her four daughters? Loraine’s Answer: I’m going to assume that (A) your mother
As Masters of Trusts, Richard Morgan, Partner at Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C., discusses the importance of experience, context and human judgment (the things technology simply can’t replicate).
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For income tax purposes, trusts fall into one of two broad categories: “grantor” trusts, which are treated as if they are another party for income tax purposes (who is generally, but not always, the creator, a/k/a the “grantor”, of the trust), and “non-grantor” trusts.
If an automobile is owned by spouses as “joint tenants,” it will automatically pass to the surviving spouse when one spouse dies.
The big news for estate planning in 2026 is that the higher estate tax exemption limits introduced by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did not sunset at
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