Following the execution of your estate plan documents, the final step of the estate planning process is the orderly transfer of the client’s assets into his or her brand new revocable living trust.
Following the execution of your estate plan documents, the final step of the estate planning process is the orderly transfer of the client’s assets into his or her brand new revocable living trust.
Ideally, an estate plan, including the documents, titling of assets, and beneficiary designations, should be reviewed annually.
In District of Columbia doesn’t your spouse get everything if you pass? One of the most common misconceptions about the District of Columbia inheritance laws that cause people to put off making a will is the assumption their spouse will automatically inherit everything if they pass. In reality, it doesn’t work that way. Who get… Read more »
A living will is written legal document that indicates your desire to withhold or withdraw certain medical care based on your health circumstances. Most states provide that the living will be in a form like the following:
Estate Planning for Families With Young Children Many families with young children put off estate planning. If asked, they may say they are too busy, can’t afford it or the time isn’t right. As the parent of young children I understand that what elementary school to send your children to, deciding between ballet and gymnastics… Read more »
Estate Planning for Same Sex Couples Estate planning for same sex couples may often seem complex or confusing. Whether you are, married or not, you may find the process difficult to understand. The good news however is that estate planning for same sex couples does not have to be complex. Because of the recent changes… Read more »
You cannot name your pet as a direct beneficiaries of your estate You can set up a trust for your pets that can pay for medical, food and other expenses If you have minor children, speak to your guardians about the pets joining the kids in the event that your guardian has custody of your… Read more »
Peter D. Antonoplos Selected to America’s Top 100 Attorneys WASHINGTON, December 10, 2018 (Newswire.com) – Announcing the Lifetime Achievement selection of Peter D. Antonoplos among America’s Top 100 Attorneys®. Lifetime Achievement selection to America’s Top 100 Attorneys® is by invitation only and is reserved to identify the nation’s most exceptional attorneys whose accomplishments and impact on the legal profession merit… Read more »
District of Columbia Estate Tax Increases 2018 District of Columbia estate tax exemption amounts are set to increase effective Oct 1,2018. Here are the increases and how they affect you. If you need more information about District of Columbia estate tax or to speak with an estate tax professional please contact Antonoplos & Associates. Filing… Read more »
What Parents Needs to Know About Estate Planning As a parent having a comprehensive estate plan is central to providing for your family’s security. While it may seem daunting, a well designed estate plan can provide for the financial well-being and care of your children should you be unable to. The starting point for every… Read more »
