The U.S. Internal Revenue Service continues to remind U.S. citizens and resident aliens, including those with dual citizenship who have lived or worked abroad during all or part of 2012, that they must be in compliance have a U.S. tax liability and a... Continue reading
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INTRODUCTION. IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BASICS – ESTATE PLANNING. 1. THE FOUNDATION OF ESTATE PLANNING. Estate planning is a process that evolves over time and directly affects your family members, individuals who are connected to your family by marriage or business, charities, the... Continue reading
A reverse mortgage is a loan for people who are 62 years or older, which lets them tap home equity. The reverse mortgage requires repayment if the homeowner dies, moves, or sells the property. On August 9, 2013 President Obama signed the Reverse... Continue reading
What’s a family law mediator and divorce coach like me doing writing about some techy new way to leverage cell tower location data to support or refute a claim for the termination of alimony? Isn’t mediation about resolving disputes without the need for... Continue reading
US Business and Green Cards EB-5 GREEN CARDS The EB-5 Green Card program is an attractive immigration option for retirees, entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, students and other high net worth individuals who are able to make an investment which creates 10 jobs. An EB-5... Continue reading
Should Clients Buy Life Insurance in 412(e)3 DB Plans? Answer the following question: if your clients could invest $100,000 and let it grow for 20 years where at the end of 20 years the amounts equaled the following, which one should your clients... Continue reading
Equitable Distribution is an art. Equitable Distribution is a complicated art comprised of multi-faceted complexities unique to each divorce. It should be approached with an eye towards fairness and equity, not necessarily equality. One of the most challenging (and most often encountered) items... Continue reading
Now that we are past the March 1st sequester deadline and $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts slated to go into effect, many speculate that these budget reductions will impact people at home greatly. The Federal Aviation Administration is among one of the federal... Continue reading
More and more I see folks who were ‘helped’ to get the Aid and Attendance (A&A) pension by a financial advisor only to have the plan blow up in their faces when they need skilled nursing care. These plans use a number of... Continue reading
The 2012 Act raises taxes on some individuals while retaining most of the provisions enacted by the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 (“EGTRRA,” generally referred to as the “Bush tax cuts”) and the two-year extension of EGTRRA enacted at... Continue reading
Protect Your Assets and Your Home Medicaid used to be simple. The home or family farm was a protected asset. Sure, you may have had to spend down nearly every last dime, but at least your little slice of the American Dream was... Continue reading
Since the U.S. Congress only passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA) on the 3rd of this month, the IRS has announced this week that its current plans are to not begin accepting and/or processing any tax individual income tax returns for 2012... Continue reading
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