trust – MD Update

Lexington Medical Society Foundation’s Golf Tournament Returns!

June 1, 2022June 22, 2022 MD-Update Staff Alicia Jordan image002, Alicia Jordan image002 photo, baby health service, Barbara Tilghman, bluegrass council, Bob Busch, central Kentucky healthcare-oriented charity, Chris Schmitt, Chris Wood, community stakeholders, Dave Merrell, Erik Frey, Frank Taddeo, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn chi saint, Gil Dunn present sponsor stock, Gil Dunn stock, Gil Dunn UK Healthcare, gross shot total, group team, handicapped total, healthcare-oriented, Horsin, image001 photo, image004 photo, J., Jason Ayers, Jon Webb, Joseph, Joseph medical group, Joseph medical group team, Ken Francke, Kentucky, Kentucky healthcare-oriented charity, Kevin Lane, kidney health alliance, kidney health alliance of Kentucky, Lee Webb, Leestown road, Lexington, Lexington medical society foundation, Lexington medical society foundation 's golf, LMSF, LMSF honor grant, Lucien Kinsolving, Mac fain image004 photo, medical community stakeholders, Michael Dodd, photo, player 's fee, radio eye, Rick Deglow, Selina Shepherd, society foundation, starter 's call, Steve Scariot, stock, Tom Midkiff, Tom Waid, trust, trust team, trust volunteer, two year pandemic induced hiatus, UK HealthCare, UK Healthcare transplant team, university of Kentucky club, Wade Lawson image003, Wade Lawson image003 photo, Walker Webb, win team of Jon Webb, Yards, Yards bank

LEXINGTON On Wednesday May 23, 2022, the Lexington Medical Society Foundation’s (LMSF) 32nd Annual Golf Tournament roared back to life

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Special Section

Advanced Orthopedic Care Hinges on Skill, Technology, Trust

September 1, 2019October 28, 2019 Menisa Marshall ACL, ACL knee injury, ACLs relative, advanced orthopedic Care hinge, age 60, arthritis, Arthroscopic, arthroscopic procedure, athlete, build trust, care of high-level athlete, care option, conservative management option, cortisol injection, cuff, Duany, finger-sized, finger-sized incision, G., general orthopedic issue, good result, incision, Indiana, injured shoulder repair, injury, invasive surgical technique, joint replacement surgery, knee, male-dominated sport account, medicine, misconception people, non-sport-related, non-sport-related injury, Norton, Norton orthopedic institute, Norton sport health, Nyagon, Nyagon G., orthopedic care option, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedist, patient return, procedure, recovery, replacement surgery, rotator, shoulder, shoulder repair, shoulder rotator cuff repair, skilled team, skilled team of orthopedist, small finger-sized incision, sport injury, sports-related injury, surgery, tackle myth, therapy, trust, typical orthopedic patient, typical replacement candidate, unstable movement

LOUISVILLE Spend time talking with Nyagon G. Duany, MD, and it’s easy to see why she has a passion for

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Fine Wine and Estate Planning

September 1, 2013January 20, 2017 Scott Neal ability of a spouse, advantage of the current situation, American taxpayer relief act, asset, beneficiary, capital gain tax, client 's assumption, counsel, date of death valuation, death valuation, decant, eliminate estate, estate plan, estate tax, exemption, exemption permanent, favorite libation, fine wine, gain tax, gift tax, good estate plan, important control issue, important provision of the law, irrevocable trust, large exemption, libation, live trust, minimize tax, model estate, new trust, portability, portability of the exemption permanent, provision, qualified legal counsel, Scott Neal, tax basis, tax code, taxpayer relief act, trust, trust asset, trustee, trustee 's power, unused exemption, valuation, well-drafted, well-drafted trust

As financial planners, we routinely model estate plans to determine if they meet the goals and objectives of our client.

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It’s Your Money

The Effect of the American Taxpayer Relief Act on Estate Planning

February 1, 2013 Calvin R. Rasey advisor, agreed 40% tax rate, American taxpayer relief act, asset, asset protection, ATRA, by-pass, by-pass trust, Calvin, Calvin R., decedent spouse, decedent spouse 's unused federal estate tax exemption, effect of the American taxpayer relief act, estate amount, estate plan, estate tax, estate tax exemption, exemption, exemption amount, favorable estate tax, federal estate tax exemption, generation skip transfer tax exemption, gift, GST, GST exemption, investment advisor, low payable tax rate, portability of the federal estate tax exemption, R., Rasey, spouse, survive spouse, tax rate, taxpayer, taxpayer relief act, transfer tax exemption, trust

After much debate, the American Taxpayer Relief Act, “ATRA” was signed into law by President Obama on January 2, 2013.

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It’s Your Money

What Is Your Estate and How Do You Create a Plan?

August 1, 2012 Calvin R. Rasey $, $1,000,000 exclusion, $5,000,000 extension rate, 1,000,000, 35% tax rate, 5,000,000, 55% tax rate, advisor, asset, attorney, business succession plan, Care, Care proxy, deceased person 's property, durable power, durable power of attorney, essential component of the estate plan process, estate enhancement, estate liquidity, estate plan, estate plan process, estate plan tool, estate tax, extension rate, feared return, feared return of the prior law, federal estate tax, formality necessary, goal of life insurance, HIPAA release form, incorporation of asset protection, inheritance tax, insurance, investment, life insurance, life insurance goal, life insurance plan, live trust, live will, management of a person 's estate, person 's estate, privilege of an heir, probate, probate process, R., Rasey ·, retirement 's account, tax rate, tax reduction strategy, tongue-in, tongue-in cheek expression, trust, two year hiatus, use of will, Vivos, Vivos trust, will

There is a tongue-in cheek expression that says your Estate is what’s above the ground when you are put under

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