Will and Trust

Last Will

Having a last will in place will make sure your estate goes to whom you want, when you want, the way you want.

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Financial POA

A financial power of attorney provides authority for someone to act on your behalf in case you become incapacitated.

Health Care POA

Health care power of attorney allows you to document your wishes regarding medical care if you become disabled.

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Living Trust

By planning ahead with a trust, you can shorten the settlement process, and avoid lengthy estate proceedings.

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What happens if my nonprofit’s application for 501(c)(3) status is denied?

Q: What happens if my nonprofit’s application for 501(c)(3) status is denied?

A denial by the IRS of 501(c)(3) status, known as an adverse determination , is a very difficult situation. An adverse determination can be appealed, but it is an enormous undertaking absolutely requiring professional representation. Alternatively, the organization may choose to apply again from scratch. In either case, it is usually an uphill battle to acquire 501(c)(3) recognition once an organization’s initial application has been rejected. All the more reason to consider acquiring competent assistance at the beginning of the process.

Q: What happens if my nonprofit’s application for 501(c)(3) status is denied?

A denial by the IRS of 501(c)(3) status, known as an adverse determination , is a very difficult situation. An adverse determination can be appealed, but it is an enormous undertaking absolutely requiring professional representation. Alternatively, the organization may choose to apply again from scratch. In either case, it is usually an uphill battle to acquire 501(c)(3) recognition once an organization’s initial application has been rejected. All the more reason to consider acquiring competent assistance at the beginning of the process.

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What happens if my nonprofit’s application for 501(c)(3) status is denied?

A denial by the IRS of 501(c)(3) status, known as an adverse determination, is a very difficult situation. An adverse determination can be appealed, but it is an enormous undertaking absolutely requiring professional representation. Alternatively, the organization may choose to apply again from scratch. In either case, it is usually an uphill battle to acquire 501(c)(3) recognition once an organization’s initial application has been rejected. All the more reason to consider acquiring competent assistance at the beginning of the process.