Estate Planning and Probate Law Library Articles
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5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 5 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. The final installment discusses joint trusts with spouses. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 4 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 4, she explores who needs a Revocable Trust. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 3 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 3, she explores if and how a trust helps reduce taxes. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts -Part 2 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 2, she explores how a will and probate work with trusts. -
5 Myths About Revocable Trusts - Part 1 Kelley Scrocca explores the 5 most common myths about Revocable Trusts in this 5 part series. In part 1, she explores creditor protection with a trust. -
South Dakota Estate Planning - Planning for Step-Children If you have married someone and your spouse has children from a different relationship, those are your step-children. -
12 Tips To Have A Sunnier Summer Tax Season! Buying a home? Working a summer job? Volunteering? Activities that are common in the summer often qualify for tax credits or deductions. -
I Don’t Have Many Assets So I Don’t Need An Estate Plan? Just because you don't have a lot of assets or money doesn't mean you don't still need to create an estate plan. -
I Signed My Will So Now I'm Done, Right?! Signing your will does not necessarily mean your estate planning is finished or complete. This article explores different assets that should be considered. -
Supreme Court Rules Against North Carolina In Trust Tax Case The U.S. Supreme Court has found that the Due Process Clause does not allow a state to tax a trust’s income based exclusively on a beneficiary's residency.