Blended Families
Richard Morgan on North Fulton Business Radio, Estate Planning for Blended Families
May 8, 2023
On this episode of North Fulton Business Radio, Richard Morgan, Partner with Morgan & DiSalvo, joined host John Ray to discuss his estate planning practice. ...
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Estate Planning for Married Couples with Children from Prior Relationships (Blended Families) and for Couples without Children (Updated December 2022)
December 14, 2022
Estate planning for blended families and for those without children can raise difficult issues, but viable options normally exist to keep the parties satisfied. Blended ...
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Q&A with Loraine: Deceased LinkedIn Member
June 15, 2022
Question: How can we have an online profile for a deceased team member deleted from LinkedIn? Background: A deceased colleague of ours continues to be ...
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Q&A with Loraine: Distribution of Jointly Owned Property
May 10, 2022
Question: How is the distribution of joint property handled when a married couple have separate wills but own assets together? I understand that assets that ...
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“Do-It-Yourself” Wills & Other Estate Planning – If You Really Care, Beware! (Updated February 2023)
June 30, 2014
Most people have estate planning in some form on their personal “to do” lists, but very few people want to do it. First, no one ...
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The Essence of Estate Planning: Let the Journey Begin
May 8, 2014
At its most fundamental level, estate planning is about controlling the otherwise-uncontrollable. Death is inevitable; disability is increasingly probable as we age. When death or ...
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Navigating the Estate Planning Pitfalls Created by the Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
February 27, 2013
As the bar for “wealth” moves north many individuals we meet are lulled into thinking that complex estate planning strategies are reserved for those other ...
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Estate Planning for Blended Families – Let Me Count The Ways
October 1, 2012
As we are all aware, divorce is common in the modern U.S. One frequently cited statistic is that about 50% of all marriages will end ...
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