Alpharetta, GA. July 13, 2017 —Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C., is pleased to congratulate Mairin Ashley McGinley, Esq., for passing the Georgia Bar Exam and announce
Beginning on July 1, 2017, a new Uniform Power of Attorney Act (the “UPOAA”) will apply to most written, general financial Powers of Attorney (“POAs”)
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by Loraine M. DiSalvo –
Prior to 2010, the federal estate tax exemption (now known more commonly as the “Basic Exclusion Amount”) was a use-it-or-lose-it benefit…
Beginning on July 1, 2017, a new Uniform Power of Attorney Act (the “UPOAA”) will apply to most written, general, financial Powers of Attorney (“POAs”) created by individuals in Georgia. This Newsletter is Part 1 of our 3-part series on the UPOAA. Part 1 covers all aspects of the UPOAA other than the power provisions, Part 2 will cover the power provisions, and Part 3 will review the Statutory Form POA.
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by Loraine M. DiSalvo Just a month ago, I wrote about a Maine court case that grew out of an omitted Oxford comma. For those
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As I type, I am sitting in the New Orleans airport waiting for my flight home. I have just attended the 11th Annual Conference of the Academy of Special Needs Planners, and my brain is spinning with new information and new ideas as to how I can apply those ideas to my clients. I feel charged with energy, enthusiasm and renewed purpose and vision.
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In the legal profession, precedent is a key pillar of litigation. Cases are almost always stronger when an attorney can establish precedent—a prior court decision or other proceeding that serves as authoritative support for a particular argument. Precedent comes in many forms, but
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has moved to put a yield sign in front of anyone wanting to invest in a syndicated conservation easement to
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