Estate Planning and Probate Law Library Articles
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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. -
Are You Interested In Protecting Your Children's Future? Having children complicates life in many interesting ways, and estate planning is no exception. -
You Don't Want Your Children Left Out In The Cold, Do You? For both parents and adult children, confronting the prospect of each other's deaths can be uncomfortable. -
Avoid The Danger Of Writing Your Own Will In South Dakota A common (but fair) question our law firm gets is "Can I write my own will? Do I really need an attorney?” -
5 Important Tips About An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust People buy life insurance for many reasons. In some circumstances, and it offers unique features that are not found in other financial products. -
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. -
More Estate Planning Tips for Young Families in South Dakota One of the most important steps a young family in South Dakota can take to provide security for their children is to create or update their estate plans. -
4 Objectives Every Farmer Should Know About Estate Planning A good estate plan is especially crucial if you’re a farmer or rancher, for a few different reasons.