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Corporate strength comes from the number of their people times the quality of their people, times its financial strength.

2: Avoiding Flaky Enforcers

The two biggest problems with judgments, are that most judgments are not strong; and some judgment enforcers and buyers are not strong.

3: Demand Filing Court Documents

What if the court clerk will not stamp and file your motion, or some other court document?

4: The Truth About Judgments

Far too often, when I tell people their judgment is not worth a lot of cash up-front, they think I am wrong.

5: Partnership Judgment Owners

What if you are a judgment enforcer, and the original judgment creditor is a general partnership that has dissolved?

6: Non Profit Judgment Debtors

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7: How to Get the Most Out of A Grantor Retained Annuity Trust

Given the typically high rate of both gift taxes and estate taxes, the grantor retained annuity trust, or GRAT, has become a popular estate planning option over recent years.

8: How Does an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust Operate?

The avoidance of estate taxes and the often costly and lengthy process known as probate, are two important goals of many estate plans.

9: 3 Estate Plan Changes to Make Now

An estate plan, once created, is not set in stone. You can, and should, make changes to your plan as time goes on.

10: NY Probate Basics - Surrogates Court-1

All states have their own set of probate laws and procedures that govern what happens to your property after you die

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