Estate Planning: The Millennial Legal Oversight

Strauss Troy attorney Jeff Levine

By Jeffrey A. Levine Millennials are generally defined as those aged 18 to 34. Estate planning is rarely a priority for people in this age group, especially those who don’t have children or own a sports car collection. Even those who have started families or own significant assets tend to avoid the notion of a …Read More

The Art And Science Of Protecting Your Prenup

30 Crazy Prenup Clauses

You can lose your prenup’s intended protections if you don’t follow the terms – including how you manage your finances.

Strauss Troy Adds Two Attorneys Houston & Kinder To Tax | Estate Planning Practice Group

Strauss Troy Attorney Jan Houston

Strauss Troy, one of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s leading law firms, announced that Jan Houston and Kenneth Kinder II have joined the firm. “We continue to add new talent and expertise in key areas,” said Strauss Troy President Marshall Dosker. “The experience that Jan and Ken bring to the firm will further strengthen our ability to address all of our client’s legal needs in the areas of tax planning, compliance, probate and estate planning. We’re pleased to welcome them to Strauss Troy.”

Strauss Troy Adds Matthew Worth
As New Family Law Attorney

Attorney, Matt Worth, Family Law, Domestic Relations, Ohio, Divorce, Estate Planning

Strauss Troy, a leading law firm with offices in Ohio and Kentucky, announces that Attorney Matthew Worth is the newest member of its Domestic Relations | Family Law Practice Group.

How The 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act
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Impacts Your Estate Planning

The 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act Has Some Major Changes That May Affect Your Estate Plan While many articles describe the 2012 Act changes as “permanent,” I’m a bit more cynical. I never assume that anything is “permanent” where Congress and the Internal Revenue Code are concerned. This is especially true when major players in the …Read More

TAXMAGEDDON: What You Must Do Now In 2012 To Avoid Uncertainty In 2013

By now, you have no doubt heard about the looming “fiscal cliff.” However, there is another threat on the horizon that has an even more immediate impact… “Taxmageddon.” Taxmageddon is the term being used for the increase in marginal income tax and capital gains tax rates effective in 2013. Low tax rates enacted in 2001 …Read More