Clients often ask why they should choose a Revocable Living Trust (RLT) rather than a will as their primary estate planning vehicle. Families can have
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As we discussed in several prior Newsletters, the 2017 Tax Act temporarily doubled the exemption from the Estate and Gift Taxes, known as the Basic
When working through the estate planning process, it may be prudent to consider a Revocable Living Trust (RLT), also known as a living trust or
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One question that comes up frequently is whether you need a Revocable Living Trust (RLT) – or Living Trust – if you already have a
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A. Proposed Tax Legislation As you are likely already aware, 2021 was the year of almost massive tax law changes, especially in the estate planning
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If a deceased person has a will, it must go through what is called the probate process. Probate ensures that the wishes of the deceased
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Estate planning may feel like an overwhelming task, but it’s an important responsibility. Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy! Everyone can benefit from a
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