We have compiled a variety of questions that we regularly get from estate planning, edler law, special needs planning, and asset protection clients in the Sarasota County, Florida and Minnetonka, Minnesota. Our answers are included with each question and we hope that you find value in the information we have provided.
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Is the $15 Million Federal Estate Tax Exemption Really Permanent?
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What Is a Trustee's Fiduciary Duty?
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Can Someone Challenge My Will?
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Is a Will a Public Record?
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Do I Still Need Probate If I Have a Will in Florida or Minnesota?
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What Happens to a Lady Bird Deed When One Spouse Dies in Florida?
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Can I Write My Own Lady Bird Deed?
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What Are the Disadvantages of a Lady Bird Deed in Florida?
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What is a Lady Bird Deed and How Does it Work in Floirda?
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Can a Nursing Home Take My Parent's House in Florida or Minnesota?
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What Is the Difference Between Estate Planning and Elder Law?
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Does Long-Term Care Insurance Cover Dementia and Memory Care Costs?
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Does Their Home Have to Be Sold if Both Parents Go Into a Nursing Home?
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Can I Name a Special Needs Trust as the Beneficiary of My IRA?
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Is It Too Late to Protect Assets if My Parent Already Needs Nursing Home Care?
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Can I Leave My IRA to Charity and Still Benefit My Family?
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Should I Convert My IRA to a Roth?
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What Is a Standalone Retirement Protection Trust (SRPT)?
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Do I Need a Trust to Leave My IRA to My Children?
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Are Inherited IRAs Protected from Creditors? Clark v. Rameker Explained