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Challenges of Family Limited Partnerships for Estate Planning
James F. Polese co-authored an article for Practical Tax Strategies regarding limited family partnership challenges in estate planning.
Issue: January, 2014
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End of Life Planning, Invasion of Privacy and Defamation
Author/Featured: Michael R. King
Issue: May 14, 2013
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Should Your Estate Plan Incorporate the Concept of the Trust Protector? …and…What Really is the Job of the Trust Protector?
Author/Featured: James F. Polese
Issue: August 8, 2012
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IRS Issues – Temporary and Proposed Regulations on Estate and Gift Tax Portability
Author/Featured: James F. Polese
Issue: August 1, 2012
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Successful Estate Planning is a Win Win
Clients want the best of all worlds: aggressive tax planning that yields optimum tax advantages but with assurance that their plan will not be the topic of discussion within the Internal Review Service or wind up on the docket of the United States Tax Court.
Estate planning clients are often torn between the desire to remove assets from their estates to avoid or minimize estate tax exposure, yet extremely reluctant to release control over assets. There is further reticence to place readily available funds in the hands of the younger generation who are perceived to be ill-equipped to handle substantial wealth, especially in the face of high divorce rates and a very litigious society.
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