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Estate planning is protection planning: starting with yourself, in times of need,

then your family and loved ones, and last, but not least, your hard-earned assets!

The loss of a loved one is very difficult, but navigating the process to settle an estate makes it even tougher. The first question is finding out if a Court needs to be involved. With or without the probate process, the numerous steps to resolve an estate can be done smoothly and efficiently with proper guidance.

With at least 70% of Americans who reach age 65 needing long term care assistance at some point in their lives, a critical question becomes how will that care be covered? There are only three ways: (1) special insurance; (2) out of pocket; or (3) government assistance. Option 3 cannot typically be obtained without planning first!

At the start of any business, it is advisable to not only consider the tax and administrative impact of your entity choice, but also determine the available options for when you want to end your business. When it comes to both business and tax planning, a professional team can help you with creative problem solving.