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Estate Planning

Generation-Skipping Trusts

Generation-Skipping Trusts Estate planning is the process of developing a series of documents that detail how a person’s assets should be distributed after his or her death. These assets collectively form the individual’s estate, whose distribution may be directed by

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Business

7 Vital Steps in a Lawsuit Every Client Should Know

Stockbrokers, insurance agents, and other professionals may have a professional duty to disclose certain information to their customers or clients. If they fail to disclose this required information, they may find themselves on the receiving end of a lawsuit. This

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Estate Planning

The Top 5 Estate Planning Questions Answered

Death is something that most people do not like to think about or discuss, which explains why so many Americans postpone estate planning until it is too late. However, failing to plan ahead is essentially neglecting to protect assets, health,

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Business

HIPAA Authorization and Estate Planning

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed into law for the purpose of protecting patients’ confidential medical records by restricting access to those records. While HIPAA allows patients to keep their medical and health care information private,

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Business

A Business Exit Strategy Enhances Your Legacy

Making the tough decision to exit the business you built is never easy, and determining the best way to step down is even more challenging. A business owner may choose to leave the company they created for many reasons. Regardless

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Elder Law

Estate Planning for Women

Most adults need an estate plan to address future illness or incapacity, secure their most valuable assets, and leave instructions for friends and family members regarding their final arrangements and the distribution of their assets after their death. Careful planning

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