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Business and asset owners (including farming operations), at some point in their career lives, must ask the eternal question, “What happens when I’m gone?” Answering

The estate tax draws heated debate between advocates and opponents, with some referring to the levy as a "death tax," while others argue that the

Several years ago, a man passed away and left everything to the stepmother of his children. The children were not nearly as concerned about the

Determining a process for passing assets on to heirs is an integral part of the estate planning process. But it's not always easy to determine

Life insurance, IRAs, 401(k) plans and other retirement accounts pass directly to the beneficiaries you designate outside of your will. Brokerage accounts, on the other

In a ginormous estate tax battle denouement, the Internal Revenue Service just won $388 million in a settlement with the estate of Detroit Pistons owner

Good luck to your loved ones when you die, because you are going about your estate planning all wrong. According to a recent study from

Many people believe that they're not "rich enough" to have an estate plan, but this couldn't be further from the truth. We believe that estate

Is there a target on Nick Gordon? He might well conclude that. The erstwhile boyfriend of Bobbi Kristina Brown will likely never see the 22-year-old

Homeowners age 62 and older may be tempted by the offers for reverse mortgages as a solution to the financial stresses.  The celebrity spokespeople seem

Baby boomers are more concerned with funding their retirements than leaving financial inheritances to their families and charities.  While this may have been initially driven

Most summer plans do not include drafting a will and testament. Mowing a lawn choked with weeds and overgrown with grass is more likely to