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Why Your Trust Shouldn’t Be Short and Sweet

December 2, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  A short and sweet Trust might be easier to read through, but it is likely not an adequate foundation for a solid estate plan. One purpose of a Trust is to anticipate issues that might arise after your disability or death; another is to provide instructions for what should be done with your assets in different situations. A few pages of simple instructions just are not sufficient to address … [Read more...] about Why Your Trust Shouldn’t Be Short and Sweet

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Estate Planning, Living Trusts, Planning for Minor Children, Trustee, Trusts Tagged With: American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys http/www.aaepa.com, Asset Protection, Inheritance Planning

Why Your Trust Shouldn’t Be Short and Sweet – Audio

November 26, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  Why Your Trust Shouldn't Be Short and Sweet by Attorney Nicole Livingston … [Read more...] about Why Your Trust Shouldn’t Be Short and Sweet – Audio

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Probate, Probate avoidance, Trustee, Trusts Tagged With: Asset Protection, Estate Taxes, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning

Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio

November 25, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  Make sure to tune in to WNAV Radio on 1430 AM or 99.9 FM on Tuesday mornings at 8:50 a.m.  for YOUR ESTATE MATTERS!  Attorneys Colleen Sinclair Prosser and Nicole Livingston relate cutting edge estate planning information.  The topic tomorrow is "Why Your Trust Shouldn't be Short and Sweet" by Attorney Nicole Livingston. … [Read more...] about Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Living Trusts, Planning for Minor Children, Trustee, Trusts Tagged With: Asset Protection, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Revocable Living Trust

The Importance of Using LIfe Insurance in an Estate Plan

November 25, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

Life insurance is a unique asset.  Because of its tax-favored benefits, it can be used to solve some of life’s perplexing financial problems.  Most people regard life insurance as a “protective” asset, and it is indeed one of the very best assets to protect against potential losses.  But life insurance is also a major planning asset to develop and implement your financial and estate plan. When … [Read more...] about The Importance of Using LIfe Insurance in an Estate Plan

Filed Under: Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Funeral Planning, Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), Life Insurance, Probate, Taxes Tagged With: Asset Protection, Estate Taxes, Executor, Inheritance Planning

The Importance of Life Insurance in an Estate (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS

November 21, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  "The Importance of Life Insurance in an Estate" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser … [Read more...] about The Importance of Life Insurance in an Estate (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS

Filed Under: Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Funeral Planning, Life Insurance, Personal Representative Tagged With: Estate Plans that Work, Executor, life insurance

Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan

November 15, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

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  The following article was written by The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, compliments of Attorney Nicole Livingston. Estate Planning  To many people, it sounds complicated and foreign, something only the wealthy or the elderly need to worry about. It is often not at the top of the priority list for single people or for young couples. Even parents with young children, who … [Read more...] about Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Business Planning, Divorce Protection, Domestic Partners, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Long Term Care Planning, Nursing Home Expenses, Planning for Minor Children, Probate, Probate avoidance, Trusts, Wills Tagged With: American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, Asset Protection, Blended Families, Funding, Gifting, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Legacy Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Retirement Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Singles, Special Needs Planning

“Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan” (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS!

November 14, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

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  "Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan"  courtesy of Attorney Nicole Livingston, written by The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys. … [Read more...] about “Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan” (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS!

Filed Under: Divorce Protection, Domestic Partners, Estate Planning, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Pet planning, Planning for Minor Children, Pour-Over Will, Probate avoidance, Wills Tagged With: American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys http/www.aaepa.com, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust, Singles, Special Needs Planning

The Importance of Keeping Your Estate Plan Up To Date

November 8, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  Whether you have a Will or a Living Trust, it is important to review your estate plan periodically.  Because family circumstances, assets and laws change over time, your estate plan may be significantly affected.  A review also reacquaints you with the purpose of the documents and the choices you have in place.  Other reasons for possible changes to your estate plan are:   1)      Marriage.   … [Read more...] about The Importance of Keeping Your Estate Plan Up To Date

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Business Planning, Business Succession Planning, Divorce Protection, Domestic Partners, Estate Administration, Estate Plan Review, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Long Term Care Planning, Taxes, Wills Tagged With: Asset Protection, Estate Taxes, Incapacity Planning, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust, Singles, Special Needs Planning

YOUR ESTATE MATTERS! – Audio

November 6, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  "The Importance of Keeping Your Estate Plan Up To Date" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser … [Read more...] about YOUR ESTATE MATTERS! – Audio

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Business Planning, Divorce Protection, Estate Administration, Estate Plan Review, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Nursing Home Expenses, Personal Representative, Planning for Minor Children, Probate, Probate avoidance, Trusts, Wills Tagged With: Asset Protection, Estate Planning Documents, Estate Taxes, Funding, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Law Changes, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney, Special Needs Planning, WNAV Radio http://www.wnav.com

Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio

November 4, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

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  Make sure to tune in to WNAV Radio on 1430 AM or 99.9 FM on Tuesday mornings at 8:50 a.m.  for YOUR ESTATE MATTERS!  Attorneys Colleen Sinclair Prosser and Nicole Livingston relate cutting edge estate planning information.  The topic tomorrow is "The Importance of Keeping Your Estate Plan Up To Date" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser. … [Read more...] about Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Deeds, Divorce Protection, Estate Plan Review, Estate Planning, Healthcare Directives, Long Term Care Planning, Nursing Home Expenses Tagged With: Comprehensive Estate Plan, Estate Plan, estate planning, Estate Planning Attorney, Estate Plans that Work, Incapacity Planning, Law Changes, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, WNAV Radio http://www.wnav.com

Five Non-Tax Reasons You Need Estate Planning

October 31, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  By: The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, Compliments of Attorney Nicole Livingston  One of the biggest myths about estate planning is that it is something only wealthy people need because the only reason for having an estate plan is to minimize estate taxes. The truth is, estate taxes are only a tiny piece of the estate planning puzzle – and every adult needs an estate plan. … [Read more...] about Five Non-Tax Reasons You Need Estate Planning

Filed Under: Business Planning, Divorce Protection, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Planning for Minor Children, Probate, Probate avoidance, Trusts Tagged With: Blended Families, Estate Taxes, Funding, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust, Special Needs Planning

YOUR ESTATE MATTERS – Audio “Five Non-Tax Reasons You Need Estate Planning”

October 29, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  "Five Non-Tax Reasons You Need Estate Planning" by The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, courtesy of Attorney Nicole Livingston … [Read more...] about YOUR ESTATE MATTERS – Audio “Five Non-Tax Reasons You Need Estate Planning”

Filed Under: Beneficiary Designations, Business Planning, Elder Law, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Healthcare Directives, Wills Tagged With: American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust

The Civil Marriage Protection Act

October 25, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  The Civil Marriage Protection Act came into effect in Maryland on January 1, 2013.   The act recognizes the marriage of same sex couples.  The passing of the act has an automatic impact on how same sex couples handle estate planning and the estate administration process.  Prior to the Act, married couples were treated very differently from couples of the same sex but this has now … [Read more...] about The Civil Marriage Protection Act

Filed Under: Domestic Partners, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Funeral Planning, Healthcare Directives, Personal Representative, Planning for Minor Children, Probate, Probate avoidance, Wills Tagged With: Estate Taxes, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Same Sex Couples, The Civil Marriage Protection Act

YOUR ESTATE MATTERS – Audio “The Civil Marriage Protection Act”

October 23, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  "The Civil Marriage Protection Act" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser … [Read more...] about YOUR ESTATE MATTERS – Audio “The Civil Marriage Protection Act”

Filed Under: Domestic Partners, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Funeral Planning, Healthcare Directives, Personal Representative, Probate, Probate avoidance, Wills Tagged With: Civil Marriage Protection Act, Estate Taxes, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Tax, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Same Sex Couples

Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) at 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio.

October 21, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  Make sure to tune in to WNAV Radio on 1430 AM or 99.9 FM on Tuesday mornings at 8:50 a.m.  for YOUR ESTATE MATTERS!  Attorneys Colleen Sinclair Prosser and Nicole Livingston relate cutting edge estate planning information.  The topic tomorrow is "The Civil Marriage Protection Act" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser. … [Read more...] about Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) at 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio.

Filed Under: Domestic Partners, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Funeral Planning, Healthcare Directives, Personal Representative, Probate, Probate avoidance Tagged With: Estate Taxes, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Inheritance Tax, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Same Sex Couples

Colleen Sinclair Prosser with Founding Partners of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys

October 18, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

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This year marks the 20th Anniversary of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys.  Pictured from left to right is Robert Armstrong, J.D., President, Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser and Sanford M. Fisch, J.D., LL.M, Chief Financial Officer. … [Read more...] about Colleen Sinclair Prosser with Founding Partners of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys

Filed Under: Advanced Estate Planning, Business Succession Planning, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Gift Tax, Healthcare Directives, Irrevocable Trusts, Trusts, Veterans, Wills Tagged With: American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys http/www.aaepa.com, Blended Families, Estate Taxes, Funding, Gifting, Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Legacy Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust, Singles, Special Needs Planning

What to Expect at Your First Estate Planning Consultation

October 18, 2013 by Sinclair Prosser Gasior

  This article was written by the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, courtesy of Attorney Nicole Livingston.  Sinclair Prosser Gasior  has been a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys since 1995. Your first meeting with an estate planning attorney may seem a little daunting, especially if you’ve never consulted an attorney before. There’s no need to … [Read more...] about What to Expect at Your First Estate Planning Consultation

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Healthcare Directives, Living Trusts, Planning for Minor Children, Probate avoidance Tagged With: Incapacity Planning, Inheritance Planning, Living Wills, Medical Directive, Powers of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust

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