
Texas Now Gives Charging Order Protection to Single-Member LLCs!
Good news, Partnership and LLC owners: charging order protection just got better in Texas!
Good news, Partnership and LLC owners: charging order protection just got better in Texas!
If you’re wondering how to choose a Texas business entity, this is for you.
This post covers five federal tax concepts to carefully consider when planning your estate: Grantor Trust Status; Estate Inclusion; Completed Gift; Basis Adjustment; and Generation Skipping Transfer Tax.
The revocable living trust is often the foundation of an estate plan. But what is it? To answer this question, we’ll consider the definition, the advantages, and the limitations of a revocable living trust.
From the perspective of estate planning, what is a trust? We will answer that question by exploring these trust concepts: the purpose of a trust, the grantor, funding a trust, the beneficiary of a trust, the beneficiary’s beneficial interest, and the trustee.
Asset protection is a set of strategies to protect your assets from being taken by predatory creditors. There are two parts of asset protection.
For purposes of taxing trusts, the IRS divides them into three categories: simple trusts, complex trusts, and grantor trusts.
From an estate planning perspective, dynasty trusts have many advantages for high net worth individuals and families.
Let’s start by distinguishing two legal concepts. First is the homeowner’s exemption, which is a break on property taxes for the homeowner’s principal residence. Second is the homestead protection, which protects some equity in one’s primary residence or homestead from some creditor claims.
Can ABLE accounts be good alternatives to Special Needs Trusts? In some circumstances, yes they can!
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