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Traditional Planning
Handling all matters regarding Wills, Health Care Proxies, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney, Revocable and Irrevocable Living Trusts.
Modern Planning
Handling all matters specific to single people, unmarried couples, blended families, LGBT and planning for pets.
Medicaid Planning
Pre-crisis planning pertaining to protection of assets from Nursing Homes and ensure eligibility for Medicaid if needed.
Asset Protection Planning
Protection of assets from the Government, Taxes, Lawsuits, and Nursing Homes, divorce, bad business ventures and predators.
Business Succession Planning
Protection of business interests and ensure effective plan in place to continue business if unanticipated incapacity or death of principal. Help business owners explore tax efficient options to sell their business and minimize taxes or transfer it to next generation and to preserve their financial security.
Advanced Tax Planning
Handling all matters concerning potentially large income or estate taxes. State of the art strategies that permit individuals to minimize taxes but maintains control and financial security. We help identify family strengths and goals for 1, 2, 3 or more generations while protecting a lifetime of assets for future generations and from their indiscretions.
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Recent Blogs
Preparing Your Heirs Before They Inherit
The most important part of an inheritance may be the way you leave it.
Life Insurance Is Not an Estate Plan
For many families, life insurance is one of the first financial products they purchase. It can provide an important safety net, helping replace lost income, pay outstanding debts, cover final expenses, or give loved ones greater financial stability after a death.
The Hidden Danger of Outdated Beneficiary Forms
Beneficiary designations often control retirement accounts, insurance, annuities, and investments. Keeping them current is essential to a coordinated estate plan.
