By: Lauren E. Surdyke People often obtain prenuptial agreements to protect the assets they brought into a marriage in the
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By: Lauren E. Surdyke The terms “Do Not Resuscitate Order” and “Living Will” are not the same. Many clients think
By: Lauren E. Surdyke Many people I encounter are not aware that “living wills” and “last wills and testaments” are
By: Lauren E. Surdyke Have you ever wondered what will become of your email accounts, social media accounts, or cryptocurrency
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By: Lauren E. Surdyke If you are charitably inclined, you should consider how the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” of 2017
By: Lauren Surdyke For many people, retirement accounts make up their largest asset. They’ve diligently contributed to their retirement plan for
529 plans have long been the go-to savings vehicle for college. Now, with the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” Congress
By: Lauren Surdyke The days of closing a deal over a round of golf may not be over, but doing
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