As we look back on the first 100 days of President Biden’s administration, there have been many proposed changes to
Colleen Fausz Joins Family Nurturing Center Board
August 12, 2020 Nancy Spivey
DBL Law attorney and CPA Colleen Fausz has joined the Family Nurturing Center Board of Directors. She practices in DBL
Planning Ahead in Times of Crisis
June 30, 2020 Bill Brammell
The coronavirus pandemic is affecting people both personally and professionally. Are your personal affairs in order? Is it time to
Of Counsel Attorney Robert L. Davis Receives John L. Muething Lifetime Achievement Award from the Cincinnati Bar Association
November 21, 2017 Nancy Spivey
Robert L. Davis, currently Of Counsel at DBL Law, has had an accomplished and dedicated career for almost 59 years.
7 Reasons You Might Get Audited
April 19, 2016 Nancy Spivey
Most of us are getting ready to submit federal and state income tax returns before the deadline. (Note: For 2016,
Making Tomorrow’s Decisions, Today – A Complimentary Pre-Planning Seminar
January 26, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; Complimentary Lunch Provided
January 5, 2016 Jim Dressman
Please join us for a complimentary and informative pre-planning seminar. Presented by Linnemann Funeral Homes and DBL Law. Discover how
Fourteen DBL Law Attorneys Named Super Lawyers
December 15, 2015 Nancy Spivey
DBL Law is pleased to announce that fourteen lawyers have been selected for inclusion in the 2016 edition of Super Lawyers®,
Investing in the Future
April 17, 2015 DBL Law
Join us at Thomas More on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 29th at 4:00 PM for a complimentary Estate Planning
How Often Can I Rollover My IRA?
January 13, 2015 James A. Dressman III
The previous position of the IRS with respect to indirect rollovers changed late last year effective January 1, 2015. An
Being Prepared for the Inevitable is a Gift to Your Family
September 25, 2014 Kelly Schoening Holden
Mark Twain said that “The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is
Slideshow: Basic Estate Planning Concepts
August 5, 2013 James A. Dressman III
Do you have a written estate plan? If you do not have a written estate plan, including a will, power of attorney, and a healthcare surrogate designation/living will directive, now is the time to create one. If you have a written plan, perhaps it’s time for a review.
Tax Time is a Good Time to Review your Estate Plan
April 1, 2013 James A. Dressman III
As the April 15 tax filing deadline approaches, it may be a good time to review your estate plan. If you do not have a written estate plan, including a will, power of attorney, and a healthcare surrogate designation/living will directive, now is the time to create one.
Is It Time To Revise Your Estate Plan?
August 25, 2011 James A. Dressman III
For most, having a will and other estate planning documents is a chore which no one enjoys. Once completed, there is a feeling of great satisfaction in completing the arduous task and the documents are placed in a special place for safe keeping and soon forgotten.
Earn More Income From Your Trust
October 6, 2010 Gerald Benzinger
Are you the beneficiary of a trust from which you would like to receive more income? If so, there is a statute that may help you reach that goal.
Adjust Beneficiary Designations to Fit Your Estate Plan
January 21, 2010 Edward Zerhusen
The estate planning documents that a lawyer may prepare, such as a will or trust agreement, are but one step
Who Decides Where Your Estate Goes — You Or The State?
August 24, 2009 DBL Law
Dying without an estate plan lets the state determine the disposition of your property. At that point, it’s too late
For Effective Estate Planning, Start With the Basics
April 10, 2008 DBL Law
Hard working people, young and old alike, are often so busy with everyday life that they never get around to
Tax Break for Your Orphans? Be Careful!
April 6, 2007 DBL Law
In August, 2006 Congress passed the Pension Protection Act, included in which is a potentially very beneficial, but little known,
Your Mother, My Money
November 3, 2006 DBL Law
Here’s a real-life scenario to ponder. Your mother has passed away of a rare cancer. You find yourself the executor of her estate. Your
