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Why you shouldn’t be concerned about the Federal Estate Tax

by Gail Kahan on August 1, 2017 in Estate Planning

The federal estate tax is also sometimes known as the “death tax”. This is a federal tax imposed upon estates in which the assets total greater than $5.43 million for individuals who are single at the time of their death. No death taxes are imposed on estates where a person leaves all assets to a surviving spouse. Surprisingly, the federal…

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What happens if you die before you sign your will. Who gets what?

by Gail Kahan on August 1, 2017 in Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

People frequently wonder what will happen if they die intestate – that is, without a will.  Don’t worry, the state has written a will for you, but it just may not be the one you want.   The following is a summary of that state-authored will: • If you are married and have children under the age of 18, your…

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