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Don’t Tax Yourself

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Student Loan Debt Relief Is Stalled

Debt, Student loans • By Katherine R. Dorval • December 20, 2022

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Biden’s 2022 Federal Student Loan Debt Relief

Debt, Student loans • By Katherine R. Dorval • October 20, 2022

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Katherine Dorval Writes “Amending The IRS’s Anti-Clawback Provision On Gifting” for Financial Advisor

Estates, Gifting • By Katherine R. Dorval • June 1, 2022

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Will You Receive Child Tax Credit Advance Payments?

Taxes • By Katherine R. Dorval • July 14, 2021

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COVID-19 Funeral Assistance From FEMA

COVID-19 Resources, Financial • By Katherine R. Dorval • April 20, 2021

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Four Basic Estate Planning Documents that Everyone Needs

Estates, Wills • By Katherine R. Dorval • October 15, 2020

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Planning for Retirement: How Attractive is Massachusetts for Estate Tax Planning?

Retirement, Taxes • By Katherine R. Dorval • October 5, 2020

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Is it Time to Update Your Estate Plan?

Estates • By Katherine R. Dorval • March 4, 2020

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SECURE ACT: “Stretch IRA” Rules Change in 2020

Retirement, Taxes • By Katherine R. Dorval • January 15, 2020

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SECURE ACT: Foreseeable Change in ‘Stretch IRA’ Distribution Rules

Estates, Retirement, Taxes • By Katherine R. Dorval • December 9, 2019

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Will Your Trust Assets Be Protected If Your Child Gets Divorced?

Estates, Trusts • By Katherine R. Dorval • November 14, 2019