Add to ORKGOwners of farm or ranch property are accustomed to assuming the risks associated with property ownership. Some of those risks are insurable including casualty loss to the property, crop loss and losses from tort liability. Some potential losses, although insurable, may exceed the limits of coverage and thus pose special planning problems
The Grantor Retained Income Trust (GRIT) has been used only rarely in farm and ranch estate planning...
The popularity of trusts as a land management tactic has been increasing. Using survey results, an a...
This Article examines the rise of state asset protection trust (\u27APT) statutes. It juxtaposes two...
In the April 25, 1997, issue of Agricultural Law Digest, we examined the asset protection trust as a...
Protecting yourself, your farm and your family from exposure to legal liability is something that ev...
This offers an overview of Iowa law related to trusts for ownership of farm land, and how to promote...
Life insurance trusts continue to play an important role in farm estate and business planning althou...
The article discusses the issues connected with the legal aspects of the risk management in agricult...
The rapid run-up in farm and ranch land values1 in recent years with real estate values reaching rec...
The rules governing the leasing of farm and ranch property have gone through an enormous transformat...
The rising tide of divorces and separations in recent years has not bypassed the farm sector. In man...
This fact sheet can serve as another tool in a farmer’s risk management plans by providing informati...
Traditionally, a substantial amount of farm property is transferred within the family. A major issue...
Asset protection planning has gained in popularity and acceptance among estate planners over the pas...
Provides insight into three current agricultural risk management policy issues: (1) What are the ben...
The Grantor Retained Income Trust (GRIT) has been used only rarely in farm and ranch estate planning...
The popularity of trusts as a land management tactic has been increasing. Using survey results, an a...
This Article examines the rise of state asset protection trust (\u27APT) statutes. It juxtaposes two...
In the April 25, 1997, issue of Agricultural Law Digest, we examined the asset protection trust as a...
Protecting yourself, your farm and your family from exposure to legal liability is something that ev...
This offers an overview of Iowa law related to trusts for ownership of farm land, and how to promote...
Life insurance trusts continue to play an important role in farm estate and business planning althou...
The article discusses the issues connected with the legal aspects of the risk management in agricult...
The rapid run-up in farm and ranch land values1 in recent years with real estate values reaching rec...
The rules governing the leasing of farm and ranch property have gone through an enormous transformat...
The rising tide of divorces and separations in recent years has not bypassed the farm sector. In man...
This fact sheet can serve as another tool in a farmer’s risk management plans by providing informati...
Traditionally, a substantial amount of farm property is transferred within the family. A major issue...
Asset protection planning has gained in popularity and acceptance among estate planners over the pas...
Provides insight into three current agricultural risk management policy issues: (1) What are the ben...
The Grantor Retained Income Trust (GRIT) has been used only rarely in farm and ranch estate planning...
The popularity of trusts as a land management tactic has been increasing. Using survey results, an a...
This Article examines the rise of state asset protection trust (\u27APT) statutes. It juxtaposes two...