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Figuring out what to do with your estate plan can often be difficult. There are many different options to sort through. When people finally have

A new study pegs the lifetime cost of caring for a child with autism at $1.4 million. For parents, there are no easy solutions. The

Determining what to do with your physical property after you pass away can sometimes be difficult. However, it is nowhere near as difficult as deciding

Where family businesses are concerned, succession planning receives a deserved amount of focus – but that focus tends to be on deciding who will take

The antique trade is in an uproar about what’s being called “the ivory mess,” and new regulations by the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) may

But despite my checks and balances, I had almost allowed the wrong person to make crucial decisions for this vulnerable patient. And I had nearly

Many successful business owners and senior executives face the seemingly opposing needs to pay estate taxes and simultaneously ensure that adequate funds are available in

Institution seeking judge's help to alter Carl J Drake's will, who left the museum money to buy more bugs, now considered 'wasteful' You commit to

Picture yourself at the table negotiating the sale of your company. Are you worried about any intellectual property(IP) skeletons in your closet? In every beginning

One element of estate planning that is little discussed but can be very useful is the Letter of Intent. Generally contained within an estate plan,

The value of a particular work of art depends on various objective and subjective factors, which often lead to varying opinions as to the work's

Consider the consequences of using a trust as an IRA beneficiary carefully. Make sure the results are what you would want for your spouse or