WealthManagement.com May 15, 2017 Andrew T. Wolfe, Martin M. Shenkman In the current environment of uncertainty, many married clients should consider implementing non-reciprocal spousal lifetime access trusts (SLATs). This strategy […]
WealthManagement.com Jan 05, 2016 Martin M. Shenkman Trusts are ubiquitous in planning, and one of the most common motivations for the use of trusts is to minimize the risk that […]
WealthManagement.com Sep 15, 2015 Martin M. Shenkman Most folks (and lawyers) tend to set up trusts in the state where they live and their lawyer practices. While this might seem […]
WealthManagement.com Jul 01, 2015 Martin M. Shenkman Sometimes, it can be incredibly useful to have another arrow in your planning quiver. Consider the following: • A trust is set up […]
WealthManagement.com Feb 02, 2015 Martin M. Shenkman Often, as estate-planning attorneys, we create irrevocable trusts for our clients. But our job shouldn’t end there. We need to make sure our […]
Trusts & Estate’s Magazine December 2015 Martin M. Shenkman & Bruce D. Steiner Grantor trusts and swap powers have become ubiquitous in trust planning. That frequent use, however, belies the […]
Steve Leimberg’s Income Tax Planning Email Newsletter – Archive Message #163 Date: 03-Dec-18 From: Steve Leimberg’s Income Tax Planning Newsletter Subject: Jonathan G. Blattmachr & Martin M. Shenkman: Trust and […]
Trusts & Estate’s Magazine December 2018 William D. Lipkind, Martin M. Shenkman & Jonathan G. Blattmachr> Incomplete non-grantor (ING) trusts, transfers to which aren’t completed gifts and aren’t grantor trusts […]
Trusts & Estate’s Magazine February 2018 Martin M. Shenkman & Jonathan G. Blattmachr President Donald J. Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the Act) […]
Trusts & Estate’s Magazine February 2018 Martin M. Shenkman and Jonathan G. Blattmachr President Donald J. Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the […]