Blog - Part 16

Key Ways a Kansas Estate Plan Can Fail to Achieve Anticipated Objectives
If you are considering an estate plan, there are a number of issues that you should consider when deciding which…
April 24, 2015 by weberlaw
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Why QDROs are Necessary for the Non-Participant Spouse of a Retirement Plan during Divorce
While there are a growing number of marriages where both spouses work full-time based on preference or economic necessity, there…
April 14, 2015 by weberlaw
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Determining If You Need a Premarital Contract in Kansas
Many people contemplating marriage presume that the mere mention of a premarital contract (colloquially, prenuptial agreement) may torpedo the romance. …
April 2, 2015 by weberlaw
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Estate Plans Should Now Include Digital Assets and Accounts
Wichita estate planning attorney J. Joseph Weber regularly advises clients to periodically review and revise their estate plan. The need to…
March 27, 2015 by weberlaw
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What Constitutes a Legitimate Basis for Annulment in Kansas?
Wichita divorce attorney J. Joseph Weber periodically receives questions from prospective clients about the process of annulment. Many people who feel…
March 23, 2015 by weberlaw
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Family Partnerships Can Provide a Valuable Estate Planning Tool for Asset Protection
Asset protection constitutes one of the most valuable benefits derived from estate plan. Your estate plan can provide an effective…
March 19, 2015 by weberlaw
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Three Indispensable Components of Any Estate Plan
Many people think estate planning is the province of the wealthy, but there are essential components that should be a…
March 16, 2015 by weberlaw
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Why Naming Your Kids as a Beneficiary of Your IRA Is Not Advisable
Many people in Kansas labor under the misconception that they do not have to be concerned about their IRA because…
March 11, 2015 by weberlaw
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Strategy for Utilizing Both the GST Exemption and Estate Tax Exemption Portability
Federal law changed in 2012 when Congress made permanent the valuable estate planning tool that permits a surviving spouse to…
March 5, 2015 by weberlaw
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Impact of School Performance on Child Custody Disputes in Kansas
While parents and their children typically benefit when a child custody dispute is resolved amicably, there are certain custody cases…
March 1, 2015 by weberlaw
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Key Ways a Kansas Estate Plan Can Fail to Achieve Anticipated Objectives

Why QDROs are Necessary for the Non-Participant Spouse of a Retirement Plan during Divorce

Determining If You Need a Premarital Contract in Kansas

Estate Plans Should Now Include Digital Assets and Accounts

What Constitutes a Legitimate Basis for Annulment in Kansas?

Family Partnerships Can Provide a Valuable Estate Planning Tool for Asset Protection

Three Indispensable Components of Any Estate Plan

Why Naming Your Kids as a Beneficiary of Your IRA Is Not Advisable

Strategy for Utilizing Both the GST Exemption and Estate Tax Exemption Portability

Impact of School Performance on Child Custody Disputes in Kansas