Estate Planning During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Now is a good time for those without estate plans to have basic plans put in place and those with plans to ensure those documents reflect their wishes
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What The Wealthy Are Doing With Their Estate Planning During The Covid-19 Crisis
As volatility impacts all areas of our daily life, many Americans are looking at their estate plans to see if there are any unique opportunities.
Sorry Feds: No Law Requires You To Return Stimulus Checks Sent To Dead People
The IRS may have mailed thousands of checks, potentially worth tens of millions of dollars, to people who the agency should have known had passed.
Quincy Jones Loses $6.9 Million From Jackson Estate Case
Nearly 3 years after being awarded $9.4 million in a lawsuit against the King of Pop’s production company, Jones lost most of that money in an appeal.
Does Little Richard’s Son Inherit His $40 Million Career Or Will God Get Everything?
Long and legendary career still feels unsettled as religious vocation and early excess add up. The heirs now have a tough generational choice.
Estate Planning in a Low Interest Rate Environment
The current situation presents estate planning considerations that may not be immediately apparent.
Walton Family transfers 14% of company holdings to charity trust
The transfer of 415 million shares had a market value of $48.65 billion, though the transfer was in-kind to the charitable trust.
