Charitable Giving
Charitable giving may take the form of outright gifts of cash or property, gifts to private foundations or donor advised funds at community foundations, gifts to charitable lead trusts or charitable remainder trusts, and/or gifts in exchange for term or lifetime annuities. With proper estate planning we can help clients fulfill their charitable giving objectives during their lives and/or thereafter, and are able to maximize the tax benefits to our clients and the charitable benefits to the recipients. Our estate planning attorneys are thoroughly familiar with the various income, gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax consequences of all forms of charitable giving.
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