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Marital Consequences of the Repeal of Federal Estate Tax

Posted on March 13, 2010, by Joseph E. Balmer


Joseph Balmer, head of the Probate and Estate PLanning department, looks at how the recent repeal of the Federal Estate Tax could effect couples’ estate plans, particularly second marriages.


Simple Year End Tax Tips

Posted on October 3, 2009, by Joseph E. Balmer


Probate Attorney Joseph Balmer offers simple tax tips that can keep taxes as low as possible.


Estate Planning For The Modern Family – Use Of The QTIP Trust For Second Marriages

Posted on August 15, 2009, by Joseph E. Balmer


Attorney Joseph Balmer looks at an important tool in estate planning called the QTIP Trust (Qualified Terminal Interest Property Trust) that make provisions upon death of of the surviving spouse.


Why One Should Not Postpone Post-Divorce Estate Planning

Posted on February 28, 2009, by Joseph E. Balmer


Joseph Balmer examines post-divorce estate planning and explains why it should be avoided according to recent surveys supporting this practice.


New Strategies To Protecting Assets From Medicaid Through Long Term Health Care Insurance

Posted on November 29, 2008, by Joseph E. Balmer


Attorney Joseph E. Balmer III examines the protection of Medicaid assets through long term Health Care Insurance and the strategies involved.


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