Estates and Trusts

Charles Hadad Will Instruct National Webinar on Estate Planning

Oct 22 2020
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Charles Hadad Will Instruct HalfMoon Education Estate Planning Webinar Charles Hadad will teach fundamentals of estate planning, retirement asset planning, and business succession planning strategies as part of a continuing education program for attorneys, accountants, and financial planners offered by …

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Florida Snowbirds and Officially Relocating

Oct 12 2020
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Florida Snowbirds and Officially Relocating Benefits of Becoming a Florida Resident. Do you own a home in Florida? Have you ever considered becoming a Florida resident? Unlike other states, Florida has some attractive tax benefits that may help make that …

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Relocating to Florida Brings Tax Benefits

Oct 12 2020
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Benefits of Becoming a Florida Resident Do you own a home in Florida? Have you ever considered becoming a Florida resident? Florida has some attractive tax benefits that may help make that decision a little easier. Unlike other states, Florida has …

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What Happens To My Digital Assets When I Die?

Sep 28 2020
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Until very recently, Pennsylvania did not have any concrete guidelines as to how your personal representative could access your digital assets (online accounts) if you were to become disabled or die. On July 23, 2020, Governor Wolf signed Act 72 …

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Should an Irrevocable Trust Be Part of My Estate Plan?

Sep 02 2020
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What is an irrevocable trust? An irrevocable trust, created by a grantor, is a type of trust that cannot be revoked or amended by the grantor during their lifetime or at the time of the grantor’s death. Once the irrevocable …

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Benefits of Separate Revocable Trusts for Married Couples

Aug 27 2020
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In our post, “4 Key Benefits of a Revocable Trust”, our Estates & Trusts team discussed the benefits of placing your assets into a revocable trust before your death or potential incapacity. Revocable trusts provide numerous benefits not enjoyed by …

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June Never Looked So Good for Estate Planning

Jun 08 2020
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The all-time low 7520 “hurdle” rate for June has made the “GRAT” a very attractive estate planning strategy. June 2020 is shaping up to be a very attractive month for estate planning. As we maneuver through these uncertain times in …

Posted in COVID-19 Updates, Estates and Trusts, Legal Watch

Pennsylvania Temporarily Allows Remote Notary Services

Apr 20 2020
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SB 841 Provides Framework for Remote Online Notarizations On  April 20, 2020, Governor Wolf signed into law Senate Bill 841 which, among other things, provided a loose framework for notaries to perform authorized “remote online notarizations” (RON), while also providing …

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Executing Estate Planning Documents During COVID-19

Apr 13 2020
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The Lynch Law Group Offers Remote Estate Planning Services Amid the COVID-19 crisis, many people are wondering about the requirements and recommendations for executing an estate plan. We have compiled a list of the minimum statutory requirements for the critical …

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CARES Act – Waiver of 2020 Required Minimum Distributions

Apr 09 2020
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The CARES Act Waives 2020 RMDs For Individuals As many of you are aware, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or “CARES Act”—the third emergency bill that Congress has passed in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic—was signed …

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