by Sharon Potter | Jun 11, 2015 | ESTATE PLANNING: BUSINESS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING, WILLS
Statistics show that we are living longer than previous generations and that we are more likely to experience a disabling mental or physical condition prior to our death. Appointing someone to manage your financial and medical affairs during such disability with a...
by Kevin A. Dean | Jun 4, 2015 | ESTATE PLANNING: BUSINESS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL, TAX, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING
According to Forbes Magazine in 2013, only 1/3 of family businesses successfully make the transition to the second generation. Don’t let your family business join the 2/3’s that fail. With a few easy steps, you can plan for a smooth and successful transition from one...
by Sharon Potter | May 26, 2015 | ESTATE PLANNING: BUSINESS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL, TAX, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING
The only income tax assessed in Tennessee is the Hall’s Income Tax, which is a 6% tax on earnings from stocks and bonds. Most folks who are subject to the Hall’s Income Tax have been watching and waiting for the Hall’s Income Tax to be either modified or outright...
by Richard T. Scrugham, Jr. | May 4, 2015 | ESTATE PLANNING: BUSINESS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING
The financial exploitation of older Americans by their own families, friends, acquaintances, and salespeople is a serious problem in our country – particularly as the number of older citizens increase. It is estimated that more than 2/3 of elder abuse perpetrators are...
by Sharon Potter | Apr 8, 2015 | ESTATE PLANNING: BUSINESS, FAMILY AND PERSONAL, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING, WILLS
Problems can arise after the death of one spouse who has failed to plan or made no plans for the division and distribution of their assets, particularly if both spouses have adult children from a prior marriage. For instance, bank accounts and or deeds to real estate...
