An inter vivos transfer of property is the transfer of ownership of an asset from one living person to another during their lifetime, without the need for a will. 07 Jan

Inter Vivos Transfer of Property: Key Characteristics & Criteria

Using Joint Accounts & Gifts to Avoid Estate Tax: Tread Carefully! The gifts and estate tax is a tax on any unilateral transfer from one person to another. Joint ownership does not eliminate taxes. 26 Dec

Using Joint Accounts & Gifts to Avoid Estate Tax: Tread Carefully!

Loucks & Loucks LLP – Barristers & Solicitors – Powers of Attorney, Wills, Trusts, Estates & Estate Planning – Chesley, Ontario, Canada 10 Sep

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The multibillion-dollar fortune belonging to the reclusive Hermès heir has seemingly vanished months after he promised to donate a large chunk of his colossal inheritance to his gardener. 01 Aug

Hermès Heir’s $13B Fortune Has ‘Seemingly Vanished’

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Estate Planning Strategies: 7 Common Uses for Trusts

An inter vivos transfer is one made during the grantor's lifetime. Inter vivos gifts, which include property related to an estate, are not subject to probate taxes since they are not part of the donor's estate at death. 16 Jan

Inter Vivos Gifts: What Are They? How Do They Work?

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