by hirst | Feb 16, 2018 | Estate Planning, Featured, Legal Updates
By Shaina Case As you recall, charitable trusts allow a donor to set aside assets for one or more charities. Two different types of charitable “split interest” or “mixed” trusts exist: (1) charitable remainder trusts (“CRTs”); and (2) charitable lead trusts (“CLTs”)....
by hirst | Jan 31, 2018 | Estate Planning, Featured, Legal Updates
By Shaina Case No one likes to envision the scenario in which they have children and then do not have the joy, pride, and pleasure of raising them. No one cares for your own children like you do. Planning and preparing, for what is hopefully a very remote and unlikely...
by hirst | Jan 15, 2018 | Estate Planning, Featured, Legal Updates
by Shaina Case The answer to the question of whether you have an estate plan may not be that easy. Approximately 65% of the United States’ population has not sat down with their estate planning attorney, financial advisor, and/or accountant to discuss implementing an...
by hirst | Jan 9, 2018 | Employment Law, Featured, Legal Updates
For the past few months, allegations of sexual harassment seem to be levied almost daily against politicians, celebrities, corporate officers, and others in positions of power. While the news coverage focuses on the famous, the issue can rear its ugly head in any...
by hirst | Jan 9, 2018 | Estate Planning, Legal Updates
On July 1, 2017, Wyoming adopted significant changes to the Wyoming Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA). The UTMA was enacted in 1987 as a replacement of Wyoming’s previously adopted Uniform Gifts to Minors Act, and remained virtually untouched prior to the...
by Amy Hodges | Oct 19, 2017 | Featured, Legal Updates
Richard Mincer was recently appointed to the Civil Division of the Wyoming Permanent Rules Advisory Committee. Members are appointed to two-year terms by the Wyoming Supreme Court. The purpose of this committee is to propose and enact rules pertaining to trial...
