The following has nothing to do with estate or business planning. I simply thought you’d enjoy these two videos. I used to show them to my legal writing class as an introduction to the Bill of Rights in general and the 4th and 5th Amendments in particular. They always enjoyed them. I think you will too. […]
So I’ve been reading the ATF Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide 2014, the most current version as of March 7, 2015, so you don’t have to. It’s actually an interesting read if you’re into statutes, rules, regulations, and such. Try it. You may have a knack for deciphering dense, jargon-laden language. But if not . . . […]
So when I began this blog post about this guy, I had to look up the spelling of the word “twitterpated” for the title to the post, which led to this: And now that I’m done with that, let me return to writing about the guy I began with, Don Willett. He’s apparently on the short […]
A recent study by the University of Chicago Crime Lab published in the Journal of Preventive Medicine, coupled with a move by Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) to amend Section 922(d) of the Gun Control Act of 1963 (18 U.S.C. 44), provide yet another reason for gun owners to set up a gun trust. The Chicago […]
Brian Vnak, over at MarketWatch, just penned a piece titled “How to Take the Stress Out of Estate Planning.” He gives four ideas to support his title, among them, number 3: “Gift assets while you’re still living — addition by subtraction.” That’s a good idea, by the way, if only to take the monkey off your […]