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Welcome![]() Let me congratulate you on taking time to think about your estate, tax, or business planning.  You probably do not realize how much your family will appreciate this gift to them. Utah Estate Plans is designed to introduce you to planning concepts, answer your planning questions, and explain the personalized planning services I offer to my estate, tax, and business planning clients. My professional qualifications include over 25 years experience as an attorney and fellowship in the distinguished American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. If you would like to meet with me to discuss your planning questions or needs, I offer a preliminary, half-hour consultation at no cost or obligation. - Mark J. Morrise - FREE Estate Planning Checkup Self-TestTo receive a FREE Estate Planning Checkup Self-Test, please send me an email or call me at 801-530-7344. The Self-Test will help you identify areas of your estate that may need protection or might someday cause a problem for you or your family. So that the Self-Test can be personalized to your specific situation, please provide your name, marital status, and how many children (and stepchildren, if any) you have.Estate Planning GlossaryTo find an estate planning term, click on the first letter of that term in the list below. All definitions are based on either Utah or federal law. No attempt has been made to include state law definitions from jurisdictions outside of Utah.A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z
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About the AuthorMark J. Morrise, the author of Utah Estate Plans, is a partner with the Salt Lake City, Utah law firm of The McCullough Group, where his law practice focuses on estate, tax, and business planning. To see Mr. Morrise's firm resume, click here.Mr. Morrise can be reached by telephone at (801) 530-7359 or by e-mail at markm@tmglaw.com. A 1981 graduate of the J. Reuben Clark Law School, Mr. Morrise has an AV rating from Martindale Hubbell, is a past chair of the Estate Planning Section of the Utah State Bar, and is an active member of the Salt Lake Estate Planning Council. He has spoken to professional groups on trust-and-estate related topics. |
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