Joint Property? Watch Out! Avoid Problems with Durable Power of Attorney John DeStefano and his wife learned the hard way that adding their daughter’s named
Family limited partnerships can be useful vehicles for accomplishing certain estate planning and asset protection planning goals. Historically, they were often used as an
Joint Tenancy With A Noncitizen Spouse: An Estate and Gift Tax Guide for the Perplexed This article was originally published in Probate & Property, the
Co-Author: Patricia A. Leighton, Esq. Quit Claims & The $500K Exclusion Part II In the May issue of the Colorado REALTOR, I posed the following
Co-Author: Patricia A. Leighton, Esq. Quit Claims & The $500K Exclusion Consider the following parent who has allowed her adult son to live in her
For most people, selecting the “right” person to take care of one’s minor children or property after death is the most agonizing feature of estate
The Case For Advance Directives Advance directives have become as common as wills in estate planning. Most estate planning packages today will include both
Four Documents We All Should Have, or Why You Really Do Need a Will It used to be that people were worried that if they
Author: David L. Cleveland, Esq. Asset Protection Planning: Transferring Assets to Your Spouse Asset protection planning is essential in today’s litigation oriented society. While being
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