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.

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.  […]

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.  […]

Supreme Court Might Allow FDCPA Suits More than a Year After Claim Arises
Holding: Statute of limitations begins to run when the alleged FDCPA violation occurs, not when the violation is discovered.

OCWEN/US Bank Jury Awards Homeowner Damages of $3.5 Million
Jury punishes OCWEN/U.S. Bank National for atrocious record-keeping (this is not the first time OCWEN has been exposed for intentional malice)

The Epic Rise and Hard Fall of New
York's Taxi King
By Brian M. Rosenthal
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Dec. 5, 2019

In a previous article, Wynn at Law, LLC, highlighted why the holidays are an ideal time to discuss your estate planning needs. The old adage ‘there’s no time like the present’ holds true with estate planning. So, here is a little more detail on the most common, and sometimes overlooked, planning tool: The Will.

In a previous article, Wynn at Law, LLC, highlighted why the holidays are an ideal time to discuss your estate planning needs. The old adage ‘there’s no time like the present’ holds true with estate planning. So, here is a little more detail on the most common, and sometimes overlooked, planning tool: The Will.