If you have a loved one who is disabled, establishing a Special Needs Trust can supplement government assistance and ensure long-term care.[more]
This article addresses some of the opportunities presented by various interest rates established by the IRS, which, by historical standards, are currently extremely low. There are few precedents for today's low interest rates,...[more]
Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15[more]
Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15[more]
Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15 Analysis of Misconceptions[more]
Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15 Analysis of Misconceptions #14 and #13 - "Top 16" List of Common...[more]
Louis N. Teti, LL.M. Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15 Analysis of...[more]
Original Article with analysis of Misconceptions #16 and #15 - "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning- Highlighting Misconceptions 16 and 15 Analysis of Misconceptions #14 and #13 - "Top 16" List of Common...[more]
Last month's newsletter introduced an article entitled the "Top 16" List of Common Misconceptions in Estate Planning. Each month we will explore the details of the misconceptions. Here is a further analysis of Misconceptions #14...[more]
Over the years, I have developed a list of common misconceptions in estate planning, and the list seems to grow each year. Currently, there are 16 items on this list, and in future issues of our newsletter, I will address each...[more]
On November 30, 2006, Act 169 (the "Act") was signed into law by Governor Ed Rendell which set forth new comprehensive guidelines regarding advanced health care directives and health care decision making for incompetent patients....[more]