what is a taxable estate requiring special planning?
With the future as uncertain as it is and with the state of the economy a $1,000,000 net worth could very well be a taxable estate and planning for this possibility is prudent. For articles specific to the topic of estate tax planning look to the Special Reports. Please contact us for more information. Back to Top Administration of a decedent’s estate in a court probate proceeding or within a limitation set forth within a trust including family conflict resolution When a person dies his or her estate (the items they own at death such as real estate, personal property, bank accounts,vehicles, sporting goods, jewelry, savings accounts, etc)must be distributed to the decedent’s heirs. The process of distributing the estate is commonly referred to as the administration process. This process can be through a judical process commonly referred to as probate; through the administration of non-probate assets such as assets held in joint tenancy or payable on death accounts or through the admini
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