
Is a Captive Insurance Company a Fit for Your Business or Medical Practice?
In our two previous discussions we introduced the general concept of a captive insurance company (captive) as well as specific qualifying questions to help doctors

In our two previous discussions we introduced the general concept of a captive insurance company (captive) as well as specific qualifying questions to help doctors

We continue last week’s look at captive insurance companies as an asset protection, risk management, and wealth accumulation vehicle for physicians by providing some basic

The article below is by Attorney Mike King, and shares some detail on the legal issues surrounding intestate property and especially that which is “hidden” and

Buying the perfect building for your medical practice requires you to consider much more than “location, location, location.” In our first two discussions on starting

If your employer goes out of business, any retirement plan your employer sponsored will be terminated. If the plan is a 401(k) or other defined

We always try to to be clear about the difference between two related sciences, Estate Planning (a.k.a. DEATH planning, what happens to my “stuff” and family

Several readers have contacted me with a similar question after reading many of the discussions featured here. Though phrased in different ways, the question is

Question: A few years ago, I remember hearing that money market funds were covered by FDIC protection just like certificates of deposit and savings accounts.

A recent Tax Court decision, Estate of Feder, T.C. No. 1628-10, T.C. Memo. 2012-10, January 10, 2012, shows advisors that the Tax Court had no trouble ruling

Professional atheletes are great at making money but often lack the support and guidance they need to effectivelty keep it. Some Asset Protection issues address