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Trusts for Personal Residences
A person's estate planning strategy should aim to minimize their beneficiaries' taxes while protecting their assets. The qualified personal residence trust (QPRT) is a valuable tool in this area. This specialized trust enables individuals to transfer their primary residence or…
Knowing the Probate Process Whether You Have a Will or Not
The probate process usually takes place in probate court and is known to most people as something that happens after someone passes away. Unfortunately, fewer people know that it can be a long and complicated process. It can sometimes take…
Estate Planning for Farms and Ranches
Succession and estate planning can be challenging for farm and ranch property and related livestock, equipment, and other personal property. There is a common misconception that federal estate taxes threaten farm or ranch property, preventing assets from getting to rightful…