Whether It's Estate Planning Or Power Of Attorney, Hayes Law Firm Has a Webinar For You Article Written By Andy Vitalicio Hayes Law Firm in South Pasadena is offering two different types of free online webinars on Saturday, Jan. 16, including estate planning training or trustee and power of …
Putting Your House in a Trust
Putting Your House in a Trust - As a homeowner, you may have several reasons for putting your home into a trust. One of the most obvious is saving your loved ones from having to go through the probate process. That includes probate fees, which can be up to 3% of your home's value, depending on what …
Want to leave your kids an inheritance? Start here.
Want to leave your kids an inheritance? Start here. - What you should know about generational wealth, and what you can start doing now to plan for your families financial future. What is generational wealth? By definition, generational wealth, also referred to as family wealth or legacy …
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What to Tell Your Adult Kids When Planning Your Estate
Article Written By Sarah O’Brien So you finished your estate plan. You finalized a will, made sure beneficiaries are named on financial accounts, signed all other pertinent documents and picked an executor to carry out your wishes when you die. You might have overlooked one consideration: …
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Federal Estate Tax Exemption Is Set to Expire – Are You Prepared?
Federal Estate Tax Exemption Is Set to Expire – Are You Prepared? - Maybe not tomorrow, but the sunset of our historically high estate tax exemptions is coming — and with the election on its way, it could be sooner than you think. A window of opportunity opened in 2018 when the Tax Cuts and …
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