Even if nothing major has happened, as a general rule of thumb, we suggest you go over your Will every four or five years.

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Even if nothing major has happened, as a general rule of thumb, we suggest you go over your Will every four or five years.
The difference between the two affects how easy or difficult it is for the heir to the estate to manage or distribute its assets.
Prenuptial agreements can help protect your assets when a marriage ends — but what if you don’t have one?
Below you’ll find our outline of estate tax and inheritance tax considerations in Utah and how they may relate to you. We’ve also highlighted other concerns with inherited assets that you may encounter.
Perhaps the biggest misconception regarding estate planning is that it’s only applicable for the wealthy. In reality, everybody has an estate, no matter how large or small it may be, and it cannot be carried with them upon their death.
Have you ever wondered what happens if you die without a Will? Unfortunately, when a person dies without a valid Will or estate plan in Utah, they are considered to have died “intestate.”
Estate planning is an ongoing process that needs to evolve with you as your family and circumstances change. Some things that are likely under your control are: the growth of your estate, getting married or starting a business, or choosing to relocate to another...
We all know that buying a home involves the reading and signing of many pages of documents. These documents include the Real Estate Purchase Contract, any Addenda, Mortgage documents, Deeds, and Insurance documents. As part of the sale or purchase of real estate in...
If you are a beneficiary of a deceased person’s Trust or Estate, and you are experiencing the following, you are in the red flag zone where something needs to be done: You don’t see the bank statements, even when you ask for them. You don’t get copies of financial...
There are three types of entities that are commonly used to own real estate. These are Limited Liability Companies (LLC), S Corporations (S-Corp) and Trusts. Let’s review what these three entities are, as well as, which one would be best for your real estate...
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