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Medicaid Payback Rules Relief
Possible repeal of federal mandate to pursue families and estates for repayment of Medicaid
Digital Assets and Your Estate Plan
Cybercrimes are projected to increase by 15% annually and rise to an annual cost of $10.5 trillion in 2025.
Asset Protection for Your Home
It is often shocking to discover how vulnerable your most valuable asset is to being lost. Yet, a few simple, inexpensive asset protection steps can protect your home.
Cybercrime: 2024, how are you vulnerable?
Cybercrimes are projected to increase by 15% annually and rise to an annual cost of $10.5 trillion in 2025.
Series LLC Benefits
A Series LLC is a form of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) that combines a corporation’s and a partnership’s features to form a separate business entity. This combination of features protects an LLC from personal liability for business debts of a corporation and the pass-through tax structure of a partnership or sole proprietorship.
The Corporate Transparency Act
Beginning on January 1, 2024, the Corporate Transparency Act requires each entity that qualifies as a “reporting company” to file a report (BOI Report) with the Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Network (FinCEN), identifying information about each “beneficial owner”, and each “company applicant
Illinois Living Trust: Secure Your Legacy with an Essential Guide
An Illinois Living Trust can be an essential tool for your estate plan. This article provides a solid starting point to make this challenge more manageable, giving you a general overview of what you need to know and consider when creating a living trust in Illinois.
6 Estate Planning Myths
When it comes to estate planning, there are several myths. And not knowing fact from myth can be very costly.
Joint Tenancy and its Perils
Joint Tenancy – it is quick, convenient, and tempting. It used to be called “The Poor Man’s Will.” And it is fraught with potential disaster. Consequently, aside from marital funds, you should be very cautious of ever using it to title assets.
Estate Plan Valid if You Move?
If you move your legal residence, must you change your estate plan?
Americans move an average of 12 times in their lifetimes and as frequently as once every five years. Does your estate plan move with you?
As with all legal issues, the answer to that question is unnecessarily complicated.