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Learning from Anna Nicole Smith
Video Description: Dying without a will—or an outdated one—or a guardian often leaves a big mess for loved ones. Related Article Subjects: anna nicole smith, dying, estate, planning, will
Estate Planning - More Than Just A Legal WillBy: Andrew Stratton | 20/06/2007 | Non-FictionEstate planning represents the best way of protecting your assets from the whims of financially irresponsible relatives, excessive government taxation, and dissolution of your assets by the normal laws of succession in the state or country concerned. Estate Planning Considerations for Blended FamiliesBy: Cathy Pareto | 28/03/2008 | Personal FinanceWith divorce rates as high as ever, more and more families today are becoming “blended” with children from different marriages. This can create an enormous challenge when it comes time to settle your estate and plan the distribution of your assets. Estate planning is essential for any family, but it’s even more important for the modern day “blended family”. If you don’t want to accidentally disinherit your kids from a previous marriage, read on. Estate Planning Basics and the LawBy: Eric Gehler | 23/06/2008 | LawEstate Planning Basics And The Law Having a plan that determines how your assets are used during your life and after your death is a critical process that requires expert legal advice. Estate planning can help you decide how your assets are distributed. You may need to set aside resources for... Rancho Santa Fe, Palm Springs and Newport Beach Estate Planning Attorney - Estate Taxes and How to Reduce ThemBy: R. Sebastian Gibson | 23/10/2008 | National, State, LocalLa Jolla, Palm Springs and Newport Beach Estate Planning Attorney Sebastian Gibson looks at how living trusts can, depending on the size of your estate, reduce your estate taxes. As an attorney who also practices in Palm Desert, San Diego, Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach and Carlsbad, Sebastian Gibson provides useful information on tax thresholds in coming years. Estate Planning Opportunities Resulting From Low Rates And Discounted ValuesBy: Eshields | 11/03/2009 | Personal FinanceThe current economic environment provides an excellent opportunity to transfer assets at historically low interest rates, removing future appreciation from your etate. The low rates coupled with discounted asset values have created opportunities to maximize estate tax savings. Strategies such as grantor retained annuity trusts (GRATs), installment sales to an intentional grantor trust (IGT) and intrafamily loans are some of the ways to capitalize on the low rates and depressed asset values. When Your Spouse Dies Without Estate Planning You Can be in Big TroubleBy: Mitchell Miller | 06/10/2008 | LawIf your spouse dies intestate - without a will, you can face a nightmare of years of legal hassle and legal costs. Read the true story of one widow. Estate Planning Part 13 - Estate Assets not Distributed by a WillBy: Kyle J. Norton | 17/01/2009 | FinanceLife insurance is one of many family protection plans that are paid by the owner of the policy after tax dollars and is considered a tax free pay out to designated beneficiaries and not by distribution of a will if the insured died while the policy is in place. Estate Planning Part 16 - the 3 Phases of Estate PlanningBy: Kyle J. Norton | 23/01/2009 | FinanceUniversal life insurance policies give you the privilege to defer your income accumulated up to maximum amount allowed every year. If you die, the investment amount together with the life insurance will be paid to your designated beneficiaries tax-free. This is helpful to preserve your wealth.
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