What is The Corporate Transparency Act?
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Estate planning does not have to be overly expensive, especially when you consider the potential costs of not having a plan.
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For those families with special needs child, a special needs estate plan can help provide a prosperous future for your child or grandchild.
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Have you stopped to consider who will look after your beloved pets when you are not able to? Without a plan your animals could be sent to a shelter.
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If you’re among the minority of adults who have prepared an estate plan you may think you are settled, but you might want to think again.
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Ask a group of friends if they have experienced a family fight over property after a loved one has died, and you will be in for a lively and eye-opening conversation.
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When forming your business, you took the time to decide the structure, such as a sole proprietorship partnership, limited liability company or a corporation. Business ownership interests are often an individual’s most valuable asset. Like other assets, your business ownership should be carefully managed and protected.
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If there is one thing the pandemic has taught us is that we need to plan for the unexpected. Planning for life’s unexpected events, whether it’s welcoming a new family member, coming into an inheritance, or dealing with an illness, is at the heart of what an estate plan does.
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A Trust is a formal relationship where you, the trust maker, name a trusted person, the trustee, to manage accounts and property for your benefits and the benefit of your
Everyone who owns anything should have a will. A will puts you in charge of directing others to distribute your wealth according to your wishes upon your death. Without a will or other estate plan, you will have no control and the state’s rules determine who gets what after your death. For many reasons, the creation of a will is about passing your wealth to your loved ones after you pass. A will can put your wishes down on paper and direct a selected person to carry out your desires exactly as expressed.
Schedule a consultation with Attorney, Feliz Martone to learn more about how to get your own will or trust set up.