Estate Plan for Willis and Wanda Notimeleft

On the maternal side, this family has one living eighty five year old male and one living seventy seven year old female. Two of the paternal members are deceased at the age of forty and eighty-eight. There is one living

1. Explain what the general purpose of an estate freeze is and why it could be advantageous to Phyllis and Freddie.

They have one child, Naomi, who is 3 years old and lived with them all year.

“Our mouths opened and shut and we froze where we sat. I suppose we could have honked and waved and it wouldn’t have raised any more pandemonium than this poor mother already had to deal with but instead we held perfectly still. Even Turtle, after a long minute or two the quail got her family herded off the road into some scraggly bushes” (96). The birds are significant symbolism in this book. They often appear in the book to symbolize Turtle; Kingsolver did this to show Turtle is a strong survival instinct child. First, when Taylor took Turtle to doctor and discovered that she has been abused and raped. As she makes this discovery, she sees a bird nest on a cactus. This shows that Turtle, in spite of her surroundings she keep persists. Also, when Turtle met the robber, a sparrow got caught in Lou Ann’s house, the bird getting scared shows the Turtle’s confusion and fright. But sparrow survives and leaves the house; this shows that even though Turtle is going through confusion she will survive. Finally, the quote shows the moment when Lou Ann and Taylor found a family of birds on the road. This quote symbolizes how Turtle is satisfied with her small family, feel safe, and she is happy.

Recently, CEO Roger Smith has passed away. Mr. Smith had much success in his lifetime. The CEO stated in his will that he wanted to give his money to his grandchildren. The company board has decided to split his earnings and give it to three of his grandchildren. Each grandchild will receive 5 million dollars. Mr. Smith had always been about helping those in need. The Board chose the three grandchildren that will make a difference with the inheritance. The three grandchildren who were chosen are Fred, Marsha, and Janet Smith.

30. In 2011, José, a widower, sells land (fair market value of $100,000) to his daughter, Linda, for $50,000. José has made a taxable gift of $37,000.

Many of the affected couldnt pay off their debts forcing them to live in shantytowns. One of the effects of the great depression was families facing eviction. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chillafoux of illinois were one of the many families that suffered during the Great Depression. A photo of children for sale was taken in August in the year 1948. The four children are displayed on their front step as their mother sobs in the background. The picture was displayed by the Valdatto vidette- missere where it included the ages of the children and a brief backstory. Lucille Chillafoux the mother of the children was pregnant with her fifth child when this picture was taken. The family faced critical living conditions, Ray Chillafoux lost his job as a truck driver therefore could not provide anything for his family. In the verge of beign homeless, both Lucille and Ray decided to auction off their children. All children were sold for two dollars to farmers. Ruth Anne being the second oldest recalls being sold to couple with his brother Milton, the second youngest because he wouldnt stop sobbing seeing his sister being taken away. Both Ruth and milton were sold off and used for work, many would consider them as slaves. While living with their new family Ruth and Milton were given different names, beverly and keneth. They were taken to a farm where they

She finally references ancient civilizations the how boldly colored birds were painted as gods and special symbolism in order to show why the flamingo would be desirable for American culture to use; to be bold and

Dollie M Fincher named Dorsey J Fincher as primary beneficiary and did not name an alternate beneficiary. We have received and reviewed the Order Admitting Copy of Will to Probate as a Muniment of Title and the Last Will and Testament of Dollie Fincher. We are accepting these documents in lieu of a Judgment Declaring Heirship since they confirm the persons eligible for the benefit payable under Section 824.103 of the Texas Government Code of Texas. The Last Will and Testament of Dollie Fincher confirm that Cathy Drobinski, Martha Davis, and Roy Fincher are the persons eligible as the children of Dollie M

Robert has 3 children and Thomas has 4 children. Making Doris a grandmother of 7 grandchildren. She is also a great grandmother to 8 great grandchildren and 1 step great grandchild.

In 2008, the South Carolina attorney general entered a settlement with Brown's family. He redirected a quarter of Brown's assets to his children and grandchildren and a quarter to his ex-wife, who had been disinherited from his will. In 2013, the South Carolina Supreme Court threw out this settlement, citing the fact that the attorney general had distorted Brown's intent when he became involved in the administration of Brown's estate. It is certainly unheard of for an attorney general to redirect assets that a testator had left to someone else. Usually, the redirection of funds occurs when, for example, a minor child is disinherited from a will and the courts are attempt to avoid the need for the child to become dependent upon the state.

Her three children are grown and married with children of their own. They all live a distance from her. Two daughters live in Colorado and one son lives in New Jersey. Doris recently underwent surgery on her arm and both daughters came to help her during her

To have branches in leading cities in the Philippines in three years time such as Batangas, Laguna, La Union, Pangasinan.

Mankind’s history of burial practices and funeral customs are as old as civilization itself. There is no specific way to planning a funeral. Every civilization and culture has provided for their dead in different ways. Religion and personal beliefs play an important role in the burial practices and funeral customs of a given culture or civilization. Furthermore, each civilization and cultured ever studied have three things in common: some type of funeral rites, rituals, and ceremonies; A sacred place for the dead; and memorialization of the dead. As far back as the time of Christ, burials have been noted to take place. In time burial and funeral customs have become very distinct, interesting and

Susan Glaspell uses the bird to justify the murder of Mr. Wright in Trifles. Within the play there is a broken bird cage. This cage is symbolic of Minnie Wright’s marriage. She lives in the middle of nowhere with John. This isolation breaks Minnie Wright’s spirit, just like the cage is broken. In the story it says, “She used to sing real pretty herself” (986). Since Minnie is out in the country with no one but John, that bird is her lifeline to the outside world. She lives through that bird. John’s oppression of Minnie, and the fact that he cold-heartedly killed her bird takes away her desire to sing, or dance, or dress pretty. Arthur Waterman states “She was figuratively strangled by John” (3). In turn, Minnie literally strangles John with a rope in his sleep. The women don’t always find this action morally or ethically right. Mrs. Peters, in the beginning, said “But, Mrs. Hale, the law is the law” (Glaspell 984). After finding out about the bird, and pondering the situation among themselves, the women all agree with Minnie Wright. It was justifiable homicide in their eyes, thus making it ethically and morally right in their eyes.