In this video, our Milwaukee County trust litigation attorneys explain Asset Security, Implications for Taxation, Independent Trustees, and more regarding estate taxes for irrevocable trusts in the state of Wisconsin. Irrevocable trusts in Wisconsin enable beneficiaries to escape probate and various forms of taxes after the grantor passes away. If the grantor is still alive, his properties are passed to a trustee. The trustee is in charge of the assets' management. In most cases, once assets are deposited in a trust, they cannot be taken out, according to Wisconsin law. For further questions or help in this field, do not hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law today.

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In this video, our Milwaukee County trust litigation attorneys explain the four easy steps that you need to follow to ensure that your real estate is protected. These steps include getting the deed ready for transfer, making a record of the deed before transferring, paying taxes on the real estate transfer, and reporting changes to real estate for insurance coverage. When it comes to planning your estate, having an attorney can be extremely helpful to navigate the experience. For all your legal needs, do not hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law Wisconsin.

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In this video, our Milwaukee County trust litigation attorney answers questions such as "How does the IRS classify cryptocurrency?", "How do you list a cryptocurrency in your will or trust?", "Who has access to my cryptocurrencies when I die?", and "How do cryptocurrencies affect taxes?". A small but growing pool of individuals are including at least one cryptocurrency in their investment portfolio. Thankfully, with a little work and some future-proofing, your cryptocurrency is easily transferred to your beneficiaries. For further questions and all your legal needs, do not hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law Wisconsin.

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