Q: My mother’s Revocable Trust states that her estate must be divided between her four adult children. She has now died, and each should receive
The IRS has three years from your tax return filing date to audit your return, if it suspects good faith errors. (For example, your 2013
Every year, each individual who dies in the U.S. can leave a certain amount of money to his or her heirs before facing any federal
California gives parents the statutory right to name a guardian for their children. If no guardian is named in your will or other estate planning documents, and
When planning your estate, you must consider how you hold title to your real and personal property The title and your designated beneficiaries will control
I received a very disturbing telephone call yesterday, which inspired today’s blog post. A woman whose brother lay dying in the hospital called to ask
Creating a Will is not a one-time event. You should review your will periodically, to ensure it is up to date, and make necessary changes
Establishing a Life Estate is a relatively simple process in which you transfer your property to your children, while retaining your right to use and
The recent proliferation of online estate planning document services has attracted many do-it-yourselfers who are lured in by what appears to be a low-cost solution.
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