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How Are Trusts Taxed?

11 Nov 2021

Death and taxes. Two things in life we find unavoidable. Although there are ways for decreasing your tax deduction, there are no ways from getting away from the tax man. To put it simple, everything we touch is t...

Putting Property in a Trust

24 Sep 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

You don't have to be a Musk to require a trust. Trusts can be useful estate-planning tools for lots of individuals. But given the costs related to opening one, it's most likely not worth it unless you have a cert...

Can You Write a Legal Will Without a Lawyer?

12 Aug 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

A last will and testament is initial documentation in your estate-plan and the ideal way to make your life after death desires known to friends and family members. Not having a legal will, a court and state laws...

Distributing an Estate’s Personal Property

10 Jun 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

Different than money, personal possessions typically can’t be divided equally following their owner passing away. This is why distributing belongings such as furniture, jewelry, dishes, silverware, painting, phot...

Legacy Planning vs. Estate Planning

30 Mar 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

Conventionally, the method of planning for the transferring of assets to your loved ones following your passing is called estate planning. As you draw clos this method, you may also hear other language: Legacy pl...

The Cost of Estate Planning is Cheaper than Not Planning

2 Mar 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

Estate planning is the methodical approach of getting your personal and financial matters if you become mentally debilitated or pass away. The primary legal document required to plan for your passing is a Last Wi...

Legal Separation & Estate Planning

2 Mar 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

It is commonly understood that when couples get divorced, they are most likely changing their estate plan to reflect the divorce, in addition to accommodating new spouses or children. Regardless, in Arizona, spou...

25 Estate Planning Mistakes

18 Feb 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

A correctly written and well-maintained estate plan can be a hugely positive legacy. The benefits and services provided by Ogborne Law were designed to help you with avoiding these common estate planning mistakes...

Estate Planning for a Second Marriage With Kids

9 Feb 2021

Michelle N. Ogborne

A trust is conventionally used for decreasing estate taxes and can provide other benefits as part of a well-devised estate plan. In a second (or third or ensuing) marriage, a spouse might feel divided between...

Why Use a Trust for Estate Planning

21 Dec 2020

Michelle N. Ogborne

A trust is conventionally used for decreasing estate taxes and can provide other benefits as part of a well-devised estate plan. Trusts are administrative arrangements that enables a 3rd party, or trustee, to...

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