Child Exemptions in Divorce

Child Exemptions in Divorce

One of my clients is going through a miserable divorce, and she asked me what to do about filing her taxes in the coming year.   She has been separated for seven months and has been the sole caretaker of the children. She does not want to be

Inheritance – Keep Yours

Inheritance - Keep Yours

One of the best things you can do for your parents is to help them get their estate planning done.  It will not only give them peace of mind, it will also help you ensure your inheritance.  Smart estate planning calls for both the proper forms and

Due-On-Sale Clause

Way back around 1980 when interest rates were climbing, mortgage companies wanted to make sure they got in on the action instead of being tied into 30-year mortgages at the lower, previous rates.  Wouldn’t it be nicer for them if they could ensure that if any property

Durable Power of Attorney

Putting a durable power of attorney into place is a critical part of any business, personal estate, or future needs plan. A regular power of attorney, where you give someone else permission to sign for something in your behalf, becomes invalid if you become incompetent or dead.