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March 2011 Archives

Married couples: more tips for avoiding estate tax

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 28, 2011
Category: Estate Tax
Tags: estate tax, married couples
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Married couples: tips for avoiding estate tax

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 24, 2011
Category: Estate Tax
Tags: estate tax. gift tax
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Felony convictions may be problematic for executor of will

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 21, 2011
Category: Probate
Tags: executor, probate
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Caregiver agreements an important part of Medicaid planning, P.2

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 16, 2011
Category: Medicaid Planning
Tags: Medicaid planning, caregiver agreements
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Caregiver agreements an important part of Medicaid planning, P.1

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 14, 2011
Category: Medicaid Planning
Tags: Medicaid planning, caregiver agreements
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Charitable giving planning, P.2

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 10, 2011
Category: Estate Planning
Tags: charitable giving, estate planning
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Charitable giving planning, P.1

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 8, 2011
Category: Estate Planning
Tags: charitable giving, estate planning
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The importance of asset protection planning

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 4, 2011
Category: Asset Protection
Tags: asset protection, government benefits, liability insurance, special needs trust
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Settling a simple will

On behalf of Michael A. Manna & Associates on March 1, 2011
Category: Probate
Tags: probate administration, simple will
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