One-half Support and Child’s Social Security Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
M divorced her first husband in 1947, retaining custody of her daughter, C. She married her second husband, F, in…
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Time Limitation for Filing a Lump Sum Death Benefit Claim in Social Security — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
R was the co-executor of the estate of a person who died on January 26, 1957. He called the local…
Computing Net Income for Determining Work Deductions in Social Security — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
J, a druggist, became entitled to social security retirement benefits effective October, 1965, when he reached age 65. In 1960,…
Features of a Roth IRA
A Roth IRA is a retirement vehicle that allows a person to set aside a certain amount of after-tax income…
Estate Planning: 3 Reasons We Run the Other Way
We understand that it feels hard to get around to estate planning; it sounds about as fun as getting a…
Irrevocable Trust Decanting in 4 Steps
We all need a “do over” from time to time. Life changes, the law changes, and professionals learn to do…
Stress Test Your Estate Plan
So you’ve done the hard work of establishing an estate plan. Good on you, as they say across the Pond.…
Did you include your grandkids in your will?
5 Tips to Avoid Common Problems As we build wealth, we naturally desire to pass that financial stability to our…
Active Military Serving During WWII and Social Security Wages — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
N served honorably in the U.S. Navy from January, 1934 through August 31, 1955. He served actively during and after…
Adoption of a Child After Wage Earner’s Death and Social Security Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
A mother, M, selflessly gave her child, C, to H and W to raise when circumstances prevented her from adequately…