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Bankruptcy
BANKRUPTCY is a legal proceeding that may allow you to eliminate all, or a portion, of your debts.
Immediately upon filing, creditors are prohibited from collection activities against you, stopping harassing calls, repossessions and home foreclosures.
Not all assets can be protected, though. Have an attorney review your case and determine which assets can be protected.
Learn how bankruptcy can help discharge debt
ESTATE PLANNING is one of the most important steps a person can take. By preparing early, you take control of important life decisions and
save a lot of money in taxes and probate court costs.
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Estate plans can benefit anyone with children, friends, family, or loved ones. Death
is costly and handling an estate can be burdensome. An estate plan makes handling the unfortunate passing of a loved one much easier.
Learn how estate planning can save you money and protect your family
A WILL is one of the best ways to ensure your estate is settled and distributed according to your wishes.
A properly drafted will designates specifically who will receive your assets. It may even prevent unanticipated disagreements after your death.
A will created ten years ago, however, may no longer hold the protections it did at the time it was drafted.
It is important to regularly update your will to verify its applicability with current law.
Learn how estate planning can save you money and protect your family
A revocable LIVING TRUST is a useful estate planning tool for individuals and families.
Some of the benefits include: 1) avoiding probate, 2) providing for management of property during incapacity,
3) holding assets in trust for young children until they mature, 4) protecting assets from disgruntled heirs,
5) keeping estate matters private, and 6) the minimization of federal estate taxes and state death taxes.
Learn how estate planning can save you money and protect your family
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