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Tax Planning for Next Year; Digital Assets; Loan Modification & Deed-in-Lieu Programs; Trusts & Trustees
As the dust of this year’s tax season settles, our thoughts have already started to drift toward preparing next year’s returns. It is never too early to consider how to pay less taxes (or to be better prepared for next … Continue reading
Posted in Asset Protection, Filing Your Tax Return, Loan Modification, Tax Return Preparation
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The Probate Court Process; What Constitutes a Proper Will; Contested Wills
The most important message we like to communicate about probate court is that it should be avoided at all costs – under most circumstances. We recently discussed this issue on our weekly radio and web broadcast on KDOW 1220 AM, … Continue reading
Posted in California Trust Law, Estate Planning, Probate, Radio Show: Wealth Preservation and You, Trusts & Estates
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