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Estate Planning

How Estate Planning for a Family May Trap the Unwary Practitioner

Compliments of Bier Law · March 1, 2022 ·

Attorneys have long advised entire families with respect to their estate planning. Ethics require attorneys to maintain a duty of loyalty to each client they represent and fully advise their clients regarding the structures they are recommending. Sometimes even when the transaction works exactly as intended, lawyers get sued. Read on to learn more.

The Intersection of Legacy Contacts and Estate Planning

Compliments of Bier Law · February 1, 2022 ·

As more and more individuals get comfortable in the digital world, Estate Planning has changed to address the collection and transfer of digital assets.  The widespread use of a legacy contact allows owners of digital content to determine what will happen with it after they die.  Read on to learn more.

Double Your Gifting with Spousal Gift-Splitting

Compliments of Bier Law · February 1, 2022 ·

As you plan your strategy for 2022, it’s important to consider gifting, including spousal gifts. Your spouse could double your ability to make gifts of “annual exclusions” without being considered to have made a gift for estate tax purposes. Read on to learn more.

The Evolution of our Unified Estate and Gift Tax System

Compliments of Bier Law · February 1, 2022 ·

Many individuals think that if their estate is below a certain amount that they need not be concerned with Estate Planning.  As this article demonstrates, because the Estate Tax evolves constantly, it’s important to talk with a professional to create a plan to accomplish your goals.  Read on to learn more.

How Estate Planning Documents Help Prevent Elder Abuse

Compliments of Bier Law · November 1, 2021 ·

As loved ones and parents age, they become more vulnerable to fraudulent schemes. This article explores how a solid estate plan can help protect the elderly from becoming victims. Read on to learn more.

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