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Newlywed Planning for a Better Financial Future
September 23rd, 2013
Entering the newlywed planning stage is incredibly exciting. Sure, there are dresses and tuxedos, cakes and wedding registries, but more importantly, you are starting your life with someone you love. And you want that life to be as comfortable and …
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Credit Card Debt and Inheritance in Dayton
July 10th, 2013
When it comes to estate planning, many people are confused about what happens to their credit card debt when they die. Clients tell their Dayton estate planning lawyers that they thought the debt would be forgiven, for example. Unfortunately, this is…
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Estate Planning for Retirement in Dayton
July 3rd, 2013
Will and trust lawyers in Dayton encourage individuals of all ages to get involved in their future planning. The truth is, though, many people put this important process off until later in life. For some people, an upcoming retirement is the trigger…
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Estate Planning for Single Parents in Dayton
June 26th, 2013
Single parents tend to work hard for their children, so it’s no wonder that those in Dayton want to protect the children they would leave behind should the adult be killed or become incapacitated. Every day it falls to the single parent to provide…
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Estate Planning for Same-Sex Couples in Dayton
June 12th, 2013
All across the nation, states and communities are struggling with their views on same-sex marriage. While many aspects of the issue are being debated, voted on, appealed, and so much more, that doesn’t change the fact that same-sex couples in Dayto…
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3 Ways to Give Scholarships to Reduce Taxes and Leave a Legacy of Education
October 4th, 2012
When people give scholarships through a charitable foundation or scholarship trust using funds from their own estate, it tells others that education is important to them. It leaves a legacy that inspires individuals to pursue education and facilitate…
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What are Life Estates and How are They Used in Planned Giving?
September 17th, 2012
Life estates are a useful tool for making a substantial gift to charity by donating your home or farm without having to vacate the property or give up any benefits your currently enjoy from the property. You’ll receive a charitable tax deduction up…
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How to Know Which Charitable Organizations Qualify for Tax-Deductible Donations
September 10th, 2012
Tax-deductible donations to charitable organizations as part of a planned giving program are a great way to minimize taxes and control how your money is used. However, the organizations you donate to must be chosen carefully. Not every non-profit or…
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What is a Donor Advised Fund and How is it Used in Planned Giving?
September 4th, 2012
A donor advised fund or DAF is a charitable giving vehicle that provides an easy way for someone to donate assets to multiple charitable organizations in Ohio or other states without the hassle of paperwork for multiple donations. A DAF also provides…
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Estate Planning Seminars
March 8th, 2012
Gudorf Law Group has announced its free, estate planning seminar schedule for 2012. The firm will be offering two free seminars per month through December 2012. Each seminar is led by the firm’s owner, Attorney Ted Gudorf, and is held at Company 7…
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