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Blog articles from the attorneys at Stross Law Firm, P.A. with topics related to estate planning, business law, real estate, probate and trust administration.
What Does Nevada Have To Do With Asset Protection?
Please read Will a Florida Limited Liability Company Still Protect Real Estate? and Florida Limited Liability Company – Update, before you read this post. The use of a limited liability company (LLC), particularly to own investment/business real estate, is a favorite...
Did You Hear The One About The Health Care Law And Your Florida Estate Plan? Part II
If you haven’t yet read last week’s post that is Part I concerning the health care law, please read it and then read this Part II. Part I discusses why health insurance is a critical component of one’s business and estate plan. As a business attorney, we advise...
Did You Hear The One About The Health Care Law And Your Florida Estate Plan? Part 1
[separator] As a Florida estate planning attorney, one of the important elements of an estate plan is the preservation of one’s assets. The first line of defense is insurance. Unless you experienced a news black-out over the last couple of years, you have been...
Do You Know Someone Facing Foreclosure?
If you are delinquent in your mortgage loan payments, your lender may likely file a foreclosure against you. A foreclosure is a legal action filed in court whereby the lender seeks to take title to your property due to the nonpayment of the mortgage loan. A...
Estate Plan Risk to the STRETCH-OUT for Inherited IRA’S
[separator] Is there a risk to your estate plan of losing the stretch out (regarding life expectancy) treatment for inherited IRAs? The U. S. Senate Finance Committee on February 7, released its proposed new tax legislation to curb the use of IRA stretch outs. The...
Residential Real Estate Sale or Purchase–Do You Need an Attorney?
[separator] Strictly speaking the answer is “no”. In fact, others may advise this. However, as the sale or purchase of a home is such an important matter the answer should be “yes”, and retaining an attorney that specializes in residential real estate could be the...