U.S. Estate Taxes and Non-U.S. Citizens: What You Need to Know
U.S. estate taxes and gift taxes can impact Canadian citizens or any other foreign citizen upon their passing when holding U.S. situs assets.
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The Importance of a Legal Description in Real Estate Contracts
Why real estate contracts should use a complete legal description of the property to be conveyed matching some or all of the property owned by the seller.
Read more »Will vs. Trust: What’s the Difference?
Have you wondered if a trust might be a good fit for you? Attorney Fletcher H. Rush discusses the differences between a last will and testament and a revocable living trust.
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Title Insurance: What, Why and Who?
Title insurance is an important aspect of a real estate transaction. Attorney Roger H. Miller III discusses the basics of title insurance and why it is recommended.
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Estate Tax Portability: Relief May be Available for Late Election
Attorney Forrest J. Bass explains estate tax portability and how to seek a private letter ruling from the IRS allowing additional time to make the election.
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Who Gets the Family Jewels?
When deciding who should inherit family heirlooms simply write a list, called a Separate Writing, then sign and date your list.
Read more »Charitable Giving Through a Private Foundation. Is It Right For You?
A private foundation can be an excellent way to promote a legacy of charitable giving throughout generations of your family in a tax-advantaged way.
Read more »Converting a 1031 Exchange Property into a Principal Residence
Qualifications necessary to convert a 1031 exchange property into a principal residence. Guidelines are also outlined for this property conversion process.
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How to Make a Legal Will in Florida
There are some common causes for concern when it comes to writing and executing a will as a person ages. These concerns are discussed by attorney Will W. Sunter.
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Options for Enforcing & Collecting on a Judgment in Florida
Enforcing a judgment in Florida may require you to take active steps to recover the monies the court has awarded. A few options are considered in this newsletter by attorney Sara Castro.
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