
How the 2025 Tax Law Impacts Your Estate Plan
Since the law is so wide-ranging, it can disrupt even the most well-prepared plans.

Since the law is so wide-ranging, it can disrupt even the most well-prepared plans.

As 2025 approaches, family business owners face new financial, legal and operational challenges that require proactive planning to ensure long-term success and smooth transitions.

Business owners need a plan to protect their company’s financial future in the event of unexpected loss, and life insurance is a critical tool for ensuring stability.

Generational wealth is only meaningful if it is preserved and transferred effectively. Estate planning ensures financial stability for future generations.

Executives manage complex financial landscapes while striving for professional success, creating unique estate planning goals and challenges. This article explores estate planning for executives, key considerations and an executive’s unique goals.

Similar in function to an individual or family trust that owns assets and property, a business trust holds business ownership rights and assets.

Your business, likely your most valuable asset, deserves careful consideration within your estate plan to ensure a smooth transition of ownership and management in the event of incapacity or death.

There are two sides to a succession plan. One is for the operation of the company, and the other is for the ownership of the deceased owner’s share.

An LLC is a particularly flexible form of business entity that is governed by statute and most often is organized in the estate planning context as a ‘manager managed’ LLC.

A frequent complaint by next-generation members is that the senior generation never fully lets go of business tasks.