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Estate planning isn't really about wealth. It's about making sure your wishes are known and helping the people you care about when they need it most. Read why every adult should have a plan in place in Attorney Katy Adler's recent article.

Estate Planning Is Not Just for the Wealthy: Why Every Adult Needs a Plan When many people hear the term "estate planning," they picture sprawling estates, family trusts worth millions of dollars, and complicated tax strategies.

More employees are taking on second jobs, freelance work, or side businesses. While outside employment is not necessarily a problem, employers should understand when it may create concerns related to performance, conflicts of interest, confidentiality, or workplace safety. Learn more in Attorney Amber Larson's latest article.

The Second Job Question: When Should Employers Care? More than five percent of employed Americans hold more than one job, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. For employers, outside employment

For high-net-worth individuals, the tax benefits of lifetime gifting may outweigh the advantages of a step-up in basis. Attorney John Walsh's article explores how evaluating both estate and capital gains taxes can lead to more effective wealth transfer strategies.

Gifting Appreciated Securities vs. Waiting for a Step-Up in Basis The significant appreciation in equity markets has left many investors holding assets with substantial built-in gains. In many cases, tax basis is very

Axley is growing! We're pleased to introduce Attorneys Tara Bickford and Cora Purdue, the newest associates in our Business Practice Group. Welcome to the team!

Axley LLP Welcomes Attorneys Tara Bickford & Cora Purdue MADISON, Wis. – Axley LLP is pleased to announce that Attorney Tara Bickford and Attorney Cora Purdue have joined the firm as associates in its Business