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Sophisticated estate plans generally include certain types of family entities, such as family limited partnerships (FLPs), family trusts or combinations of the two. Often, a senior family member creates these types of structures in the hope that, after his death, his family will be protected from creditors to the greatest extent possible; have a degree of continuity in the management of family assets;

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H. Allan Shore, and Seth R. Kaplan, shareholders, Akerman Senterfitt, Miami

Sophisticated estate plans generally include certain types of family entities, such as family limited partnerships (FLPs), family trusts or combinations of the two. Often, a senior family member creates these types of structures in the hope that, after his death, his family will be protected from creditors to the greatest extent possible; have a degree of continuity in the management of family assets; and save on gift, estate and generation skipping taxes. More significantly, such intra-family planning in many cases involves senior family members selling an interest in a family entity to a trust in exchange for a promissory note or other type of deferred payment o...

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About the Authors

Seth R. Kaplan

Shareholder, Gunster - Private Wealth Services

Seth R. Kaplan is a shareholder in Gunster’s Private Wealth Services group in Boca Raton, Florida. He concentrates his practice in the areas of planned giving, charitable trusts, personal income taxation and estate planning for high net worth individuals. His clients include fund managers, executives in public companies and top management at high net worth private companies. Seth has lectured extensively on topics that focus on philanthropy and high impact charitable planning, both locally and nationally, including the NYU Institute on Federal Taxation and the Tax Section of the American Bar Association. He received his LL.M. in Estate Planning and J.D. at the University of Miami School of Law, and his B.A. from Northwestern University.

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