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Jason C. Hunter, Estate Planning Attorney
Salt Lake City, UT
Utah Estate, Tax, and Business Attorney Blog
Interests: Estate Planning, Tax Planning, Business Planning, Mergers and Acquisitions, Elder Law, and related legal fields.
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Las Vegas Cop Arrested on Elder Abuse Charges
“A Las Vegas police lieutenant, a guardian and two other people were indicted Wednesday on various theft and elderly-exploitation charges, after a joint investigation by the state attorney general and Clark County district attorney.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 16, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Elderly Houston Woman Falls Victim to Financial Abuse
“An elderly Houston woman says an on-line coin seller, based in New York, took advantage of her loneliness to sell her $1.3 million in gold and silver coins at inflated prices.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 15, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Children of Entertainment Legends Fight for Right to Visit Aging Parents
“The adult children of entertainment legends Casey Kasem, Mickey Rooney and Glen Campbell tried Tuesday to convince Michigan legislators to pass a law, they say would protect aging parents by ensuring visitation rights for their loved ones.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 14, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Retired and Planning to See the World? Be Sure You Plan Ahead!
“When we think of retirement, we often imagine ourselves exploring the globe and taking advantage of the seemingly limitless amount of free time we suddenly have on our hands.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 13, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Financial Industry Watchdog Enacts New Rules to Help Seniors
“The FINRA has instated two new rules this week to combat financial abuse and fraud against the elderly and other vulnerable adults.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 12, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Can You Afford to Make These Retirement Mistakes?
“As more and more baby boomers start eyeing the coastline of retirement, thoughts turn from the daily worry over the Monday-through-Friday commute to concerns about how to fund the golden years.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 9, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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What You Need to Know About Funeral Decisions
“Spouses often differ on funeral plans. Though it might ruffle some family feathers, you have to stand up for yourself in order to get what you want at your funeral.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 8, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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How Does My Estate Plan Work After a Divorce?
“It is good business that, when you get divorced, you revise your estate plan to reflect your current thoughts.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 7, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Help Me with the Rules for an Inherited Roth IRA
“What are the rules for an inherited Roth IRA?” Continue reading
Posted Mar 6, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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How the Changes to the Death Tax May Affect You
“The good news and the bad news about the death tax.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 5, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Estate Planning Mistakes Hurt Your Family After You’re Gone
“Estate planning mistakes can be expensive to fix — that is, when they can be fixed at all.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 2, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Georgia Getting Tough With Elder Abuse
“In recent years, Georgia’s elder abuse laws have become stricter and have expanded to include financial exploitation as a criminal offense, a Georgia Bureau of Investigation report shows.” Continue reading
Posted Mar 1, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Who Gets Your Bitcoin When You Pass Away?
“When it comes to digital assets, having an electronic estate trustee is key.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 28, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Don’t Surprise Loved Ones with an Inheritance
“An inheritance shouldn't come as a big surprise to your beneficiaries. They need to be prepared for the gift, and the taxes and decisions that come with it. Even if it's awkward, you need to have a chat.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 27, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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The Fight Continues Over Charlie Manson’s Remains
“A judge said Friday that Los Angeles County court is not the proper venue for the next hearing associated with conflicting petitions to gain control of Charles Manson’s remains.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 26, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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How Do I Pay My Late Spouse’s Debts?
“Understanding the order of debts to be paid from an estate that's running out of money.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 23, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Britney Spears’ Assets Still Controlled by Dad
“Ten years later, Britney Spears is still under conservatorship of her father Jamie—and her protective dad wants to keep fans out of her personal business!” Continue reading
Posted Feb 22, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Widow/Widower Preparation 101
“Among the risks that married couples face in retirement, this one is unavoidable. It’s the risk of becoming a widow or widower.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 21, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Remember Your Heirs in Estate Planning
“Estate planning can feel overwhelming for individuals without an ‘heir apparent.’” Continue reading
Posted Feb 20, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Selecting the Right Medicare Plan
“The plan that was best for you over the past year, may not be the best one next year.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 19, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Be Smart and Front-Load Your 529 Plan
“If you can swing it financially, it makes sense to front-load your 529 plan, also known as a “qualified tuition plan” or QTP.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 16, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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What “Getting Your Affairs in Order” Really Means
“Make it easy on your family, put your affairs in order.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 15, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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What’s Really in The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017?
“Expanded estate tax exemption leaves many reasons to engage in estate planning…” Continue reading
Posted Feb 14, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Retirement Mistakes You Can Avoid
“It is the nature of humans to form habits and then keep those habits up as we get older.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 13, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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Questions to Ask Your Attorney About the New Tax Law
“An estate plan is like a car or a house: It needs regular maintenance to function as intended. Yet unlike your car or home, external events can create the need for adjustments.” Continue reading
Posted Feb 12, 2018 at Salt Lake City Estate Planning
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