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The Decedent’s Last Will: A Final Profound Statement
Introduction. A will is a written declaration providing for the transfer of property at death. Although having legal significance during life, the will is without legal force until it “speaks” at death. Upon the death of the decedent, rights of … Continue reading
Peering Through the Legal Prism: When Asset Protection Becomes Fraudulent
VIEW IN PDF: Tax News & Comment — August 2011 I. Introduction English law addressing fraudulent conveyances dates back to the early Middle Ages. The first comprehensive attempt to prohibit such transfers appeared in the Fraudulent Conveyances Act of 1571, … Continue reading
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Tagged asset protection, asset protection trusts, bankruptcy, bankruptcy exempt, bequests, decedent's will, Delaware Asset Protection Trust, devises, elective share, estate planning, estate tax, fraudulent conveyance, gross estate, holographic will, insolvency, intestacy, intestate, last will and testament, marital deduction, New York Surrogates Court, probate, tax planning, will, will formalitiers
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Estate Planning in 2010
© 2010 Law Offices of David L. Silverman, J.D., LL.M, Lake Success, NY 11042 (516) 466-5900 Estate Planning in 2010 For PDF Version, press here: Estate Planning Treatise FD I. Period of Uncertainty The federal estate tax was repealed midnight, … Continue reading
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Tagged applicable exclusion amount, carryover basis, Congress, estate tax, gift tax, GST, marital deduction, new york estate tax, QTIP, will
