Wealth Protection Strategies in an Election Year

With 23 days until the election, I thought it would be prime time to throw another reason to panic on the internet for everyone to grapple with. Kidding, this is helpful I promise. As many of you already know a political party change this November could very well mean lower federal estate and gift tax exemption amounts. Why should you care? Well, any work you have done in estate planning so far may need to be adjusted, and if you haven’t done any planning yet, now would be a great time to get rolling.

Erin PrutowOctober 11, 2020estate planning, wealth management, election year, asset protectionComment

Equestrian Entrepreneurs: Is Your Business Protected?

Many equestrian professionals will make a concerted effort to seek help from a professional to protect their business, assets, and write contracts. But unless their legal support system is a licensed attorney in their state of residence with a background in the horse industry, the equestrian may not be as protected as they think.

Equine lawyers assist in every aspect of equestrian businesses and it’s important to include them from the very beginning because of the type of assets these businesses have, like horses. Basically, when money is changing hands, or horses and humans are stepping onto your property - it’s a good idea to get started with an equine lawyer.

Erin PrutowApril 25, 2020horse law, Equine Law, equestrian, USEF, USHJA