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Elizabeth D. Mitchell August 18, 2022

Death and Your Digital Footprint

As more and more individuals get comfortable in the digital world, Estate Planning has evolved to address the collection and transfer of digital assets. The widespread use of a legacy contact and … [Read more...] about Death and Your Digital Footprint

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell July 21, 2022

How Do I Trust Thee…Part II

When clients undertake Estate Planning, they face the difficult decision of naming one or more individuals to serve in various fiduciary positions. If a client sets up an irrevocable trust during … [Read more...] about How Do I Trust Thee…Part II

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell July 7, 2022

How Do I Title Thee…Part II

We often recommend a trust as part of a comprehensive Estate Plan. This article is the second in a two-part series that examines the effect that title has on an Estate Plan. The first step is … [Read more...] about How Do I Title Thee…Part II

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell June 16, 2022

What Makes a Will or Trust Invalid

Clients often worry about the execution of their plan after death. Sometimes, individuals fail to see their complicity in the destruction of their plan. Numerous ways exist to invalidate an Estate … [Read more...] about What Makes a Will or Trust Invalid

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell June 9, 2022

How Do I Title Thee…Part 1

We often consider Estate Planning documents such as a Will, Trust, Property Power of Attorney, and health care documents to be the building blocks of an Estate Plan. While a necessary and important … [Read more...] about How Do I Title Thee…Part 1

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell April 21, 2022

Estate Planning – Something You Shouldn’t Do Yourself

It’s tempting to think that by taking the time to hand-write your Will or preparing a do-it-yourself plan, you can avoid many of the issues that arise with a Will. In fact, the opposite may be true. … [Read more...] about Estate Planning – Something You Shouldn’t Do Yourself

Filed Under: consumer, Estate Planning, legal education

Elizabeth D. Mitchell March 24, 2022

Application of the Updated Life Expectancy Tables

Since the creation of Individual Retirement Accounts in 1971, they have become an increasingly important part of a well-balanced Estate Plan. Taxpayers contribute to the IRA. Upon attaining a certain … [Read more...] about Application of the Updated Life Expectancy Tables

Filed Under: consumer, Estate Planning, legal education, retirement planning Tagged With: applicable distribution period, Eligible Designated Beneficiary, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, estate planning, income taxation, Individual Retirement Accounts, Required Minimum Distribution, Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019, Single Life Table, Uniform Life Table

Elizabeth D. Mitchell February 3, 2022

Start 2022 the Right Way

The New Year gives us an opportunity to start fresh. If you don’t yet have an estate plan, now’s a great time to make an appointment with an Estate Planning attorney to talk about your goals and … [Read more...] about Start 2022 the Right Way

Filed Under: business succession planning, Estate Planning, legal education

Erica Johnson November 11, 2021

The Importance of Insuring Real Estate

Transferring real estate to a trust has become a widely used tool in estate planning.  Unfortunately, it’s easy to overlook important aspects of the transfer that lead to unintended … [Read more...] about The Importance of Insuring Real Estate

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education, tax Tagged With: attorney, consumer, estate planning, quitclaim deed, real estate, title insurance, trust, warranty deed

Elizabeth D. Mitchell May 20, 2021

Tax Proposals Could Alter Estate Planning Landscape

Senators Sanders and Whitehouse have introduced legislation in the Senate which would significantly alter the Estate Planning landscape. It would dramatically change the tools we use to plan for our … [Read more...] about Tax Proposals Could Alter Estate Planning Landscape

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education Tagged With: attorney, consumer, estate planning

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The Importance of Having an Estate Plan

We all know that we should create an Estate Plan, yet so many of us procrastinate in undertaking such an important task. Creating an Estate Plan … [Read More...] about The Importance of Having an Estate Plan

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Most taxpayers understand that to receive the benefit of charitable deductions, they need to itemize their income tax deductions. Creating a … [Read More...] about Tis the Season for Giving

Tax Planning for 2023

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