Strategies are available to the wealthy to minimize estate taxes and achieve their other estate planning objectives.
Kurre Schneps LLP is pleased to announce the following professional recognitions: Robert Kurre, Esq., Managing Partner, has been selected for the fourteenth year in a
Children and spouses, among certain other family members, of deceased individuals may be eligible to receive survivor benefits.
Medicaid’s spousal impoverishment rules provide some protection of a healthy spouse’s income and assets. Although valuable, these protections are limited often leaving spouses with a need to engage in further planning.
Certain important documents should be kept for life while others can be discarded after the passage of time.
Taking a few simple steps to pre-plan your funeral arrangements can provide great relief to surviving family.
The nursing home tax is 100% – seniors can lose their life savings without proper planning.
The IRS has extended the time period to elect portability of a deceased spouse’s unused exemption.
Nursing homes can only discharge residents for limited reasons. Find out what those reasons are and what you can do about it.
With the Federal estate and gift tax exemption scheduled to be lowered by 50%, an opportunity currently exists to engage in estate tax planning.
Kurre Schneps LLP is pleased to announce that Michelle Dantuono, Esq. has become a Partner of the firm. Michelle concentrates her practice in the areas
Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts (IDGTs) can be a great way to transfer wealth in a tax efficient manner.
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