Cindy M. Sadler has 25 years of experience helping individuals and families in every aspect of planning and administering estates.  This law practice is focused exclusively in the area of estate planning and probate  Cindy will listen to you and put your wishes into legal documents to make sure that your desires are followed.  It is her goal to provide the documents you need for your unique situation - from the simplest estate to very complex arrangements.

Because life is constantly changing, Cindy recommends updating estate plans regularly, especially for those who are entering a second marriage, have had a significant change in the value of assets or have acquired additional properties.  Wills and trusts should be updated whenever there has been a significant change in one's life.

No estate is too small to be well planned.   For more information, contact Cindy at 801-274-0062.

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The unified estate and gift tax exemption for 2012 is $5,120,000 per person.

 

If Congress does not act before 2013, the exemption amount will drop to $1,000,000.  The exemption amount is the amount that can pass tax-free to non-spouse beneficiaries.  There is currently an unlimited marital deduction, so a spouse can receive an unlimited amount from a deceased spouse without paying any estate tax.

President Obama's Budget Proposal would adopt the 2009 estate and gift tax exemptions. The estate tax exemption would be $3.5 million and the gift tax exemption would be $1 million.

Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has proposed eliminating the estate tax.

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