The Swier Law Firm's Estate Planning and Probate Blog
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Artist With Autism Thanks Essential Workers With Balloons During the coronavirus pandemic, a 22-year-old artist in New Jersey is creating balloon art to thank essential workers. -
Should Long-Term Health Care Be Part Of Your Farm Plan? Long-term health care is becoming an important issue for an increasing number of people. -
New Laws Simplify Estate Planning in the Time of Coronavirus New Jersey has now joined many other states that have enacted laws to allow for digital or remote notarization of estate planning documents. -
Coronavirus Has Americans Scrambling to Set Estate Plans Estate planning attorneys are seeing a flurry of inquiries from people seeking to update their estate planning documents. -
Former Redskins' Owner's Estate Goes Into Overtime Jack Kent Cooke is the former owner of the Washington Redskins and was also well known for his business acumen. However, his planning left much to be desired. -
Why South Dakota Is One Of The Best Places To Retire There are many factors which enter into your decision of where to live or retire. You may want to move to be closer to your grandchildren. -
How Are Taxes Handled In An Inherited Trust? My parents passed away years ago and left money in a trust that is now going to be distributed to their grandchildren. How are the taxes normally handled... -
What Warren Buffett's Estate Plan Means For Investors Warren Buffett has had an illustrious career, and Berkshire Hathaway shareholders have benefited greatly from his long-term success. -
3 Retirement Tax Law Changes Could Affect Farmers As part of the recent government funding bill passed, Congress made several changes to the tax law. Here are three changes and how they apply to farmers. -
Avoid These 3 Estate Planning Mistakes Planning for death is like any other transition of life. Don’t let the process of settling your estate cost your family unnecessary money.