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15
Nov

Important Information That May Affect Your Estate Plan

The House Ways and Means Committee submitted their proposal to congress on September 13, 2021 that could bring incredible changes to our estate planning clients. As things continue to change, we’ve been keeping an eye on this topic and wanted to share some helpful information and resources for you so you can make a well-informed decision about how to protect your estate plan. The latest proposal on October 28, 2021 removed many of the changes related to estates and trusts.

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08
Jun

Tales From The Front: Part Two - Don't Be a Hero - Hiring the Right Professionals

In Part One, I described the crises that lead to both my parents needing care at the same time. Here is Tales From The Front: Part Two - Don't Be a Hero - Hiring the Right Professionals.

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19
Apr

Taxes, Taxes, Taxes

What do you think of when you hear the word, “tax?” You may think of income taxes or maybe death taxes (estate taxes). The truth is, all of these taxes, along with other ones, too, can affect you and your estate plan. Here’s a brief overview of the different types of taxes

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23
Nov

Organizing Documents For The New Year

If you feel like you are constantly buried beneath stacks of paper, it may be time to make a change and get organized. The more paper you have stacked on your desk, or hidden away in drawers, the harder it will be to find important documents when needed. Take some time to dig through your overflowing paperwork and throw out any outdated, unneeded documents, especially if they are only gathering dust. 

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12
Aug

The College Student Parent Survival Guide

As soon as your child has their 18th birthday, they are legally seen as an adult in the state of California. This change in legal status results in a large shift as to what you can and cannot do as a parent.

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27
Mar

When Should You Update Your Estate Plan?

When should you check if you need to update your estate? If you already have an estate plan in place, it’s a good idea to update it every three to five years. 

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01
Aug

3 Things Parents Should Know Before Filling Out The School Emergency Card

In this article I want to dispel the common myth regarding the school emergency cards we all fill out at the beginning of each school year.

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01
Jan

Filed for Bankruptcy and Expecting an Inheritance? Watch Out!

Recently a client came in to change her estate plan. Among the reasons was that one of her children had recently filed for bankruptcy and she didn’t want the inheritance to be taken. Smart client!

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Everything was so thoroughly explained and well documented that we never left her office with unanswered questions or felt as though we were forced into decisions on topics which we didn't fully understand. Her entire approach is a refreshing and welcome change from estate planning as usual.
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