It’s important to plan specifically for what will happen to your home after you die.
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Selling a Business Has to Work on All Fronts
Selling a business involves many considerations, including doing the right thing for employees, partners, and family members.
Savvy Business Owners Think About the Unthinkable
Business owners need to anticipate future contingencies and insure against risks in order to protect both family members and co workers.
Your Own or Your Children’s, Divorce Can Do a Number on an Estate Plan
Divorce definitely impacts many aspects of your estate plan, whether it’s your own or that of an adult child. Here are some precautionary measures to include in your estate plan…
Don’t Bequeath a Device Without Operating Instructions
Adult children need to be included in discussions of your estate plan, if for no other reason than that. each needs to be willing and able to perform the duties assigned, and the location of your documents.
In Estate Planning, Equality and Fairness Might Be Two Different Things
When deciding how to split your assets among your children, there are many factors to consider. “Fair” doesn’t always mean equal….
Estate Planning and the Inflation Reduction Act
Estate planning and business law are interrelated. The Inflation Reduction Act will affect small business owners on several counts.i
July 1 Before-and-after Estate Planning Law in Indiana
Most Indiana laws are passed in January and become effective July 1 of that year. Some of these before-and-after laws affect our Geyer Law estate planning work…
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Three?
In naming family members to receive your wealth, there are three important concerns” creditors, divorce, and unwise or influenced decision-making by the beneficiary.
Estate Planning – Not Just an Economic Thing
Estate planning, especially now that life expectancy has increased so much, involves several generations, each with their own needs. Family dynamics are involved in each decision.