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By Deirdre R. Wheatley-Liss, Esq.

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Surprise! Forgiveness of a Debt is Taxable Income

Posted on August 21, 2007
Category: Tax Law and PlanningA recent New York Time article "After Foreclosure, a Big Tax Bill From the I.R.S." highlights a not well publicized fact of income tax law - discharge or forgiveness of debt is income to the taxpayer. A simple fact pattern - You have a house with a mortgage of $100,000...


Aging at Home - A Community Bands together to buck Institutional Care

Posted on August 17, 2007
Category: Elder LawAging in place. It is no secret that most seniors want to stay in their homes. It is also no secret that long term care today has a bias towards institutional care, and not towards allowing a person the resources need to stay at home...


Be Nice to Your Banker - An Investment in your Business

Posted on August 10, 2007
Category: Business Law and PlanningA nice posting about the unsung partner of every business - no, not the tax authorities - the Bank (or any other investor who expects a fixed return of capital and interest). This is especially true where there is an environment of shrinking capital (see today's market news)...


Business Owners - Don't Fail to Plan

Posted on August 06, 2007
Category: Business Law and PlanningIt is a truism that "Business owners often feel that they -- and the business -- will always be around. But without some thoughtful planning about succession, it's common that businesses wither when the owner passes away or leaves...


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ABA Webite adds Blawg Directory - Must Bookmark

Posted on August 05, 2007
Category: Miscellaneous MusingsThe PA Elder, Estate & Fiduciary Law Blog tipped me off that "The American Bar Association now lists, on its home page, a link to "more than 1,000 legal blogs". This is a must bookmark site.The blogs or blawg are listed by category according to legal practice area...


Nuring Home Admissions Agreements - Be Aware, Be Very Aware

Posted on August 01, 2007
Category: Elder Law,Admitting a loved one to a nursing home can be very stressful. In addition to dealing with a sick family member and managing all the details involved with the move, you must decide whether to sign all the papers the nursing home is giving you...


Pets - More Than Companions to Seniors

Posted on July 30, 2007
In an odd bit of news re elder care, a cat that offers comfort to nursing home patients in their final hours. While it is a touching story, it highlights for me how many seniors die alone, and how many have pets that are their constant companions in later life that will need continuing care and provisions when their owner passes away...


A Practical Approach to a Power of Attorney

Posted on July 11, 2007
I always tell clients that just having a General Durable Power of Attorney is not enough - you need to have a broad and flexible General Durable Power of Attorney that will aid your attorney in fact, not hinder them. Remember that this will need to be used to make financial decisions for you, when you cannot otherwise make them for yourself...


Charitable Deduction Denied - Single Trust has Charities and Non-Charities as Beneficiaries

Posted on July 03, 2007
Category: Estate Planning, Estate and Inheritance Tax,The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (which controls District Court decisions in New Jersey) finds that the Internal Revenue Code prohibits an estate from claiming a charitable deduction when the proceeds of a single trust are distributed to both charitable and non-charitable beneficiaries...


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