This final piece of
Wynn at Law, LLC’s short Estate Planning series looks at how you can
express your wishes when you’re still alive but might not be able to
communicate. Injuries and illnesses are facts of aging. Our first
article in the series mentioned that fewer than one in three
Americans have a Living Will. Even fewer have a Power of Attorney.

This final piece of
Wynn at Law, LLC’s short Estate Planning series looks at how you can
express your wishes when you’re still alive but might not be able to
communicate. Injuries and illnesses are facts of aging. Our first
article in the series mentioned that fewer than one in three
Americans have a Living Will. Even fewer have a Power of Attorney.

Many clients have contacted us regarding the discharge of taxes in bankruptcy,
offers in compromise and installment agreements with IRS and recently  penalties
assessed by IRS.

The IRS offers 3 types of penalty relief:

1. Reasonable Cause-this appears to be our best chance  to abate penalties
2. Administrative Waiver and First Time Penalty Abatement
3. Statutory Exception for example a taxpayer  got bad advice from IRS

The Last Will and Testament and other forms of the Will were covered in our most recent Wynn at Law, LLC, article. Often going alongside a Will is one or more trusts. A revocable living trust is the tool in the Estate Planning Toolbox for holding and distributing a person’s assets to avoid probate. In its simplest definition, the Trust is an entity separate from you that allows you pass assets anyone designated in the trust.

The Last Will and Testament and other forms of the Will were covered in our most recent Wynn at Law, LLC, article. Often going alongside a Will is one or more trusts. A revocable living trust is the tool in the Estate Planning Toolbox for holding and distributing a person’s assets to avoid probate. In its simplest definition, the Trust is an entity separate from you that allows you pass assets anyone designated in the trust.

The Last Will and Testament and other forms of the Will were covered in our most recent article. Often going alongside a Will is one or more trusts. A revocable living trust is the tool in the Estate Planning Toolbox for holding and distributing a person’s assets to avoid probate. In its simplest definition, the Trust is an entity separate from you that allows you pass assets anyone designated in the trust.

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After bankruptcy credit card offers come faster than you think Have you heard the lie? The lie that filing filing bankruptcy means seven years with bad credit. You after bankruptcy credit will be better than most people expect.   The truth about after bankruptcy credit.  The truth is the opposite of that bad credit lie.  […]