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Our Peoria estate tax attorneys are ready to help you plan your estate and help you to mitigate or eliminate estate tax when you pass. We hope to amaze you with our above-and-beyond client service, affordable rates, and empathetic attention to your matter.
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In this article, our Peoria estate tax lawyers explain how to minimize and potentially avoid federal and state estate taxes.
Irrevocable life insurance trusts are a method used by attorneys to remove the death benefit of your life insurance policies from your taxable estate. This is one of the many tools our lawyers can use to help protect you and your loved ones' estate and make sure you avoid costly processes like probate.
In this article, our Peoria estate tax attorneys discuss the types of taxes that a family may face when a family member passes away with or without an estate plan. Without an estate plan, an estate has the potential to enter probate proceedings which costs family members time and money that even the most basic estate plan can help avoid.
In this article, our Peoria estate tax attorneys describe revocable living trusts and how they can be beneficial as part of your estate plan which will allow your estate to avoid probate court.
Probate court can be a very stressful and costly process which may cost 5% to 10% of your estate in attorney fees and court costs. With the right estate plan this process can be avoided allowing your loved ones to not have to wait for probate's completion in order to have access to your estate.
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