Estate Planning and Probate Law Library Articles
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4 Steps To Take After The Loss Of A Loved One Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be difficult and confusing. Here are four steps to take after the loss of a loved one in South Dakota. -
11 Essential Questions to Ask Your Estate Planning Attorney Here are 11 essential questions to ask your South Dakota estate planning attorney. -
3 Estate Planning Myths That Every Doctor Should Understand A well-drafted estate plan is important if you’re a doctor. As a physician, not only do you need to protect your assets, you need to protect your business. -
Estate Planning for Parents With Autistic Children Parenting involves much planning. The simplicity of making your own plan, or one for you and your spouse or significant other, disappears when kids... -
A Health Care Professional's Guide To Estate Planning As a health care professional, you have built a career through compassion. However, have you spent the time to take care of yourself and your loved ones? -
The Adoption Is Final…Is there More To It? Many people wait to become parents until they are financially stable and ready to commit to the joys of parenting. -
Digging Deeper: Uncovering The Protections of Dynasty Trusts When we hear the word “Trust” we often think of large estates and assets. However, saying "Trust" is like saying car, there are thousands of different types -
Choosing the Right Retirement Home: Do Your Homework! Although many of us do not wish to move into a retirement home or nursing home, the reality is that many Americans end up there anyway. -
Are You Interested In Lowering Your Tax Bill? "Tax basis" is one factor used to determine the income tax consequences when an item is disposed of, whether by sale, abandonment, or contribution. -
Estate Planning In The Age Of COVID-19 The coronavirus has impacted nearly every part of our lives. Here are 3 "foundational documents" that every South Dakotan should have.