The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 Now What Do We Do? By David A. Ison The new tax law recently signed by Congress has important consequences for your tax liabilities. No one should underestimate the challenges and the … Continue reading →
Going through a divorce is never easy. It can impact just about every part of your life. Even if your divorce is completely amicable, there are always issues that can arise. Although finding a new home, determining child custody and … Continue reading →
Identity theft happens. Nearly every day the news reports on identity theft. Whether it is a breach of some company’s data base containing our unique private information or a skimmer device on an ATM or gas pump, identity theft is … Continue reading →
The Trump administration has released their framework for tax reform. Key points to note are: The standard deduction would be almost doubled at $12,000 for individuals and $24,000 for married couples and eliminating most itemized deductions; Reduction of tax brackets … Continue reading →
“Do Electronic Signatures Really Count?” And Other Common Questions Signing something has always been an official way to contract with someone. Legal contracts have been signed on paper for centuries. Just as advancements in technology centuries ago moved civilization away … Continue reading →
Death is traumatic to survivors. It creates void in the lives of those you touched. From funeral arrangements to financial transactions, from the tasks of daily living to family celebrations, survivors must cope and learn to enjoy life without the … Continue reading →
The second week of this year, over 3,000 attorneys and other professional met in Orlando, Florida to learn about and refresh our knowledge of the latest laws, regulations, techniques and best practices in Estate Planning and related areas of law. … Continue reading →
When you die or if you become incapacitated, do you know who cares for your minor child? When you die, do you know who watches over the money available to raise your minor child? If you have not clarified and … Continue reading →
The Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 became effective when President Obama signed it into law on 11 May, 2016. The DTSA is intended to amend the 1996 Economic Espionage Act on how the federal government deals with trade-secret misappropriation … Continue reading →
