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1/10/2010
David M. Frees, III
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Gift Tax Myths and Realities For 2010.

There is quite a bit of misinformation about the gift tax and gifting in 2010 but it is important to have the real facts about gifting as part of your estate planning. 

So, if you'ree thinking about making gifts to children, gifts to grandchildren and/or gifts to others, make sure to review this set of Myths and ralities regarding the federal gift tax in 2010. 

And, because there are so many little, but important, twists keep your eye out for part two of this series.

Federal gift tax myths and facts for 2010 by attorney David Frees.


David Frees has attained the highest AVVO rating for lawyers in Pennsylvania.  Frees Chairs the Trust, Estate, and Welath Preservation Section of Unruh, Turner, Burke and Frees
Unruh, Turner, Burke and Frees has law offices with Trust and Estate lawyers in Phoenixville, Malvern, and West Chester, Pennsylvnaia.

If you would like a telephone consultation or appointment regarding gifting, GRATS, sophisticated estate planning, or regarding asset protection planning, please call David Frees at 610-933-8069.

David Frees is a probate, trust and estate lawyer, who focuses his practice in the area of Trusts, Estate, Estate Adminisration, Asset Protection, and has lawyers in his three offices in Malvern, Phoenixville, and West Chester who also work in the areas of estate planning and elder law.

David Frees can be reached at 610-933-8069.  If David is not immediatly available at the moment you call, his assistants Donna or Denise, or his client relations manager Beth McNulty will get you and appointment, or a call time.


David Frees is a probate, trust, and estate lawyer * with offices serving the Main Line and Western Main Line of Pennsylvania, including Malvern, Devon, Berwyn, St Davids, Radnor, Armore, Bryn Mawr, Exton, Chester Springs, Lancaster, and others.


* Please note, that in Pennsylvania, there are no specialties, or sub specialties in the practice of law.  Once a lawyer passes the bar, with very few exceptions, they are authorized to practice in any area of the law and anywhere in the state of Pennsylvania.  Any referneces to David Frees s a probate, trust, estate planning lawyer, are really references to the focus of his practice.



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