Charitable Easements Should Reflect the Charitable Intent of the Donor
I think that conservation and façade easements are a great idea, but only if you have a sincere desire to […]
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Bruce Shand contributed a whooping 232 entries.
I think that conservation and façade easements are a great idea, but only if you have a sincere desire to […]
For those retirees who had not planned on receiving an inheritance or are happily surprised at the amount they receive, […]
Tony Soprano may have been an expert at hiding his money from the feds, but actor James Gandolfini, the recently […]
It is a cruel paradox: As the cost of long term care rises and the number of people needing it […]
If you also have an IRA, you probably named a beneficiary of that account on the custodian’s beneficiary form. The […]
One of the key provisions of ATRA is to make permanent the so-called portability of the applicable exclusion amount between […]
Inheritance disputes are as old as the Bible — see Jacob and Esau. But now a broad, deep wave of […]
Just as the courts are juggling with multiple definitions of family, so too are families today finding that there’s no […]
Your legacy is putting your stamp on the future. It’s a way to make some meaning of your existence: “Yes, […]
In a low interest rate environment, a grantor retained annuity trust (GRAT) can serve as a powerful estate planning tool […]
Bruce W. Shand
Attorney at Law
1111 East Brickyard Rd., Suite 206 Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Phone: 801-895-4670
Email: bruce@shandelderlaw.com