Protect Your Loved Ones with a Living Will

Most people do not think about starting a living will until they are in their older years, or ill. However, there are many benefits of having a living will, and you could end up regretting not taking the time to make one out. Life is unpredictable and often uncomfortable, which is enough reason for adults […]

8 Things That May Make the IRS Audit Your Tax Return

One of the most feared aspects of the income taxation process is the possibility of an audit. Tax payers worry that some aspect of their return will trigger a further investigation and an avalanche of paperwork and headaches. Even when taking legitimate deductions and accurately representing your personal or business finances for the prior year, […]

IRS Reminders for the Season of Giving

December is here, and it’s commonly considered to be the Season of Giving – as well as the final opportunity to make any charitable donations to be deducted on your 2015 taxes. If you plan on making any tax-deductible donations this December, the IRS and your tax attorney want you to bear the following points […]

Taxpayers Beware: 5 Things the IRS Will Never Ask You to Do – But Scammers Might

Scammers continue to try to fool taxpayers into thinking that they owe the IRS money, while deceptively maneuvering matters to collect a payout for themselves. Each week, France Law receives calls from clients being targeted by these swindlers. The good news is that their tactics are easy to recognize as fraudulent, if you’re informed about the […]

5 Estate Planning Questions To Ask Yourself Each Year

It can be amazing how much things can change in a year. Your financial situation, your family situation, your objectives in life – they can all be dramatically altered with the passing of just 52 weeks. Therefore it’s important to keep tabs on whether or not your estate planning documents fit your current situation – […]