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  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: September 21, 2015

Have you ever watched the TV show Disaster DIY on HGTV? The premise of the show is that many people have no idea what they are doing when it comes to home remodeling, but they try the “do it yourself” (DIY) approach anyway. The host of the show then comes in to save the day, repairing what the DIYers have messed…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: September 17, 2015

I Would Like To Ensure That My Valuable Jewelry Is Distributed To Certain Family Members. Can I Accomplish This In My Will? When it comes to creating and executing a Last Will and Testament, it is important to address both real and personal property. Real property is a term referring solely to land, whereas personal property basically involves everything else.…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: September 7, 2015

If you’ve been named a beneficiary in a loved one’s estate plan, you’ve likely wondered how long it will take to receive your share of the inheritance after his or her passing. Unfortunately, there’s no hard or and fast rule that allows an estate planning attorney to answer this question. The length of time it takes to distribute assets in…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: August 26, 2015

What Changes To Medicare Laws Are Expected In The Future? As seniors continue the post-retirement financial planning process, the annual Medicare Trustees Report released at the end of July purports to show a dramatic increase in Medicare Part B premium costs – up to 52 percent in some instances. Moreover, the Trustees Report shows that Medicare Part B deductibles are…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: August 24, 2015

I Am Named Executor For A Family Member That Recently Passed Away. Where Do I Get Started? Serving as executor or executrix for a loved one’s estate can be both an honor and – for some – a great burden. As experienced practitioners of probate law, our office can help take the stress and anxiety out of this process, and…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: August 15, 2015

Healthcare directives can be vitally important, as recent cases, like that of Terry Schiavo, clearly brought to light. These important documents can mean the difference between your health care wishes being carried out or family members fighting over whether a loved one should be placed in a nursing home or removed from life support. Healthcare directives usually include both a…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: August 7, 2015

As A Small Business Owner, What Do I Need To Consider When Deciding The Best Course Of Action For The Future? You’ve spent your life building and growing your business. You’ve invested time, money, and more sweat equity than you could possibly recall. Yet, you’ve come to terms with the fact you won’t be around forever to manage everything –…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: August 6, 2015

Lawyers are often mocked in pop culture as “sharks,” but a quick flip through the TV guide tells you the real sharks out there are in the business world. The ABC reality show “Shark Tank” has become a cultural phenomenon, inspiring tons of people to start their own businesses and invent new products. If you are part of the wave of…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: July 30, 2015

Will Medicare Cover The Costs Of A Nursing Home Stay? The government-run health insurance program known as Medicare is accessible by millions of Americans upon reaching age 65 – covering a wide range of services from general wellness visits to invasive surgery. However, one glaring issue with Medicare coverage is its virtual ignorance of long-term care needs for seniors who…Read More

  • By: Gerald Winters Esq., CPA
  • Published: July 29, 2015

Business succession plans contemplate and instruct regarding any changes in future ownership and management of a business. Most business owners know they should think about succession planning, but few actually end up doing so. It is hard to think about not being in charge of the business you have built up, but a proper succession plan can ensure that your…Read More

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