Basic Estate Planning Terms that Everyone Should Know
October 19, 2020
Estate planning – a term most believe is reserved for the ultra wealthy or those planning for their retirement. On the contrary, estate planning
Estate planning – a term most believe is reserved for the ultra wealthy or those planning for their retirement. On the contrary, estate planning
Whether you are married with children, married with no children, recently divorced, never married, or retired with grown children, there are unique considerations that each
The tragedy of the helicopter crash which caused the death of NBA star, Kobe Bryant, sent shockwaves around the world. No one could have anticipated
With a push by the Democratic party, and Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden, to return federal estate taxes to their “historic norms”, taxpayers need
When it comes to estate planning, every family is different in their own unique way. What remains constant, however, is the need for each
On August 19th, the Minnesota Tax Court ruled in favor of husband and wife taxpayers who were found to have domicile in two separate states:
We are very pleased to announce that attorney Zach Wiegand has been named a Minnesota Super Lawyer Rising Star for 2020 by Super Lawyers Magazine
While you can’t disinherit your spouse in Minnesota, you can disinherit your children. So what is the best way to disinherit a child in Minnesota?
What are the new estate tax numbers for 2020? The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that the Federal Estate & Gift Tax exemptions will be
What the Secure Act Means for Minnesotans On December 20, 2019, President Trump signed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act (SECURE Act).
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