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How Intestacy Laws Could Affect Your Loved Ones

Courtesy of Armstrong, Fisch, & Tutoli Attorneys at Law · September 2, 2010 ·

Do you have a Last Will and Testament? If you do not, your estate will be settled by the dictates of state law and by court decisions. Executor Chosen by the Court If you die without a Will, a judge will select your estate executor. Although, the judge may choose the person you would have chosen anyway, the selection process could cause family disharmony. Guardians Chosen by the Court No one expects to die young, but if you do and you have minor children they must live with someone else. If …

Why You Should Include Your Business in Your Estate Plan

Courtesy of Armstrong, Fisch, & Tutoli Attorneys at Law · August 30, 2010 ·

If you own your own company, you know that running a business is a complicated venture that takes loads of planning time. Besides planning to grow and expand your business, you must alsodetermine what will happen after your death. No Business Estate Plan If you don’t include your business in your estate plan, then it may not survive your death. If you have full or partial stake in a business, it will be considered a part of your estate upon your death. If you have not named someone to take …

What Goes In A Living Trust?

Courtesy of Armstrong, Fisch, & Tutoli Attorneys at Law · August 27, 2010 ·

You’ve probably heard all the buzz about the benefits of a Living Trust, but you may be wondering how it actually works. A Living Trust is a separate legal entity that takes ownership of whatever assets you decide to put in it. So, if you transferred your home to the trust for example, then the deed to your home would be amended to read “Smith Family Trust” or something similar. In addition, your personal belongings, your jewelry, fine art and just about anything else you own individually can …

5 Things Your Estate Plan Can Do For You

Courtesy of Armstrong, Fisch, & Tutoli Attorneys at Law · August 25, 2010 ·

Everyone knows that an estate plan can ensure your heirs receive the right inheritance. But did you know there are other benefits too? Here’s five things a good estate plan can for you. Protect Against Disability – No, your estate plan can’t prevent disability from striking but it can certainly ensure that you and your estate are protected if it happens. Using Powers of Attorney such as an Advanced Health Care Directive and General Durable Power of Attorney can ensure …

How to Choose A Guardian for Your Children

Courtesy of Armstrong, Fisch, & Tutoli Attorneys at Law · August 23, 2010 ·

Are your children under the age of eighteen? When you plan your estate, choosing a guardian for your minor children is one of the hardest and most important aspects. Here are four qualities to consider when you pick a guardian. Responsible The guardian or guardians you choose should be responsible and over the age of eighteen. When you are choosing among loved ones for the honor of raising your children, it may be easy to let emotions make the decisions for you. Avoid picking a favorite …

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How Intestacy Laws Could Affect Your Loved Ones

Why You Should Include Your Business in Your Estate Plan

What Goes In A Living Trust?

5 Things Your Estate Plan Can Do For You

How to Choose A Guardian for Your Children

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