Trusts & Estates
WealthCounsel Quarterly, Volume 18, No. 4—Shining Some Light on the Sunset
This issue of the WealthCounsel Quarterly reveals essential strategies to empower attorneys to reassure clients navigating the impending decrease in the federal exemption threshold, guide Veterans who courageously served and are planning for long-term care, and support families who want to ensure a secure future for their loved ones with disabilities.
Articles include:
Shining Some Light on the Sunset
By: Phoebe Stone, JD, MA
Benefits Earned (Part 1): The Five Tests for VA Pension
By: Zach Bloxham, JD
Family Limited Partnerships and Family Limited Liability Companies: Not Just for the Ultrawealthy
By: Anthony Venette, CPA, ABV
Top Tips When Drafting a Third-Party Special Needs Trust
By: Kevin Urbatsch, ESQ. and Jessica Jones, ESQ.
Love and Marriage: Two for One
By: Fran-Marie Silveri, JD
Design Sheets for Wealth Docx® State-Specific Ancillary Documents
By: Lissa Bealke-Moore
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