It's funny now, when we watch television we get more excited watching the commercials because so many of them feature mid-century design.
Typically, a couple will come in with unequal assets, ... They've lived together for 12 or 15 years and both of them have children from their first marriage and want their assets to go to kids (of the first marriage).
Typically, a couple will come in with unequal assets.
It's a taxable gift only to the extent that it reduces your allowable (lifetime) exemption,
You need a will, but you also need tax planning.
You must respond to the notice. Don't put it off,
I can give you 15 percent (of the partnership), and it's still a $10,000 gift.
Only the amount of the premium is considered the gift.
You may have the judge's sympathy, but the law is the law. Nobody is required to leave anybody anything.
If the will is 12 years old, you're going to have trouble.
