What is a Wisconsin Transfer on Death Deed?
Feb 14, 2018Attorney Thomas B. Burton discuses Transfer on Death ("TOD") deeds in Wisconsin and explains how they can be used as part of your estate plan....
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Attorney Thomas B. Burton discuses Transfer on Death ("TOD") deeds in Wisconsin and explains how they can be used as part of your estate plan....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains the steps necessary to start a sole proprietorship in Wisconsin and gives some practical advice on getting your sole proprietorship business off to a great start....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses the Top 3 Reasons you should consider avoiding probate for your estate and discusses why many people choose to avoid probate in order to make the disposition of the...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains the differences between a Health Care Power of Attorney Document and a Living Will and some of the reasons for using each document in Wisconsin....
See Full GuideWisconsin Attorney Thomas B. Burton discusses how much of your estate you should leave to charity and discusses some of the reasons why you might want to consider charitable giving both during your li...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses why you should consider keeping a Revocable Living Trust that was formed before August 1, 2014 for Medicaid planning purposes in the state of Wisconsin....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains what funding your Revocable Living Trust means and why it is important to place assets into the Trust during your life, if you want your trust to be as effective as ...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton discusses how life insurance works as part of your estate planning and discusses why a comprehensive estate plan fills in gaps that life insurance does not cover....
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains why drafting and executing a Will alone is not enough to avoid probate for your estate (the court supervised process of administering and distributing your estate fo...
See Full GuideAttorney Thomas B. Burton explains the three basic levels of planning for your estate, which he calls (1) No Plan, (2) Will Plan, and (3) Trust Plan. Attorney Burton explains in this video why even if...
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