Let’s blow the whistle on this joint.
A “whistleblower” is someone who reports misconduct by an employer, co-worker, or another party. For decades, whistleblowers have assisted the
EPGD Law
April 14, 2017
EPGDBlog
Is your spouse a Non-US Citizen? Do you have a QDOT in place?
An important estate tax deduction for U.S. citizens and resident aliens is the unlimited marital deduction. This deduction allows an
EPGD Law
April 7, 2017
Could Dorothy be Held Liable for Foreign Taxes in The Land of OZ?
Now that the title caught your attention, the reality is that buyers of real property may be held liable for
EPGD Law
March 31, 2017
Tax Reporting Obligations for Foreigners
As a U.S. citizen or resident alien, you have several reporting obligations to the Internal Revenue Service regarding your foreign
EPGD Law
November 14, 2016
ITIN and You!
To invest in a business in the US, especially for establishing a banking relationship with a US bank or for
EPGD Law
September 26, 2016
A Quick Overview of Business Licensing
When thinking of opening a business, it is very important to address the licensing needs at the start up stage.
EPGD Law
September 14, 2016
How To Decant an Irrevocable Trust
An irrevocable trust was once known to be untouchable. This may no longer be true. “Decanting” an irrevocable trust is
EPGD Law
September 14, 2016
Unauthorized Practice of Law
Practicing law in a state without a license from that particular state is illegal, and therefore knowing what is and
EPGD Law
September 14, 2016
Business Law
How to Collect after a Favorable Judgement
A common issue persons may face in lawsuits is not so much the difficulty in obtaining judgment for remedies, but actually collecting on the judgment once obtained. There are different ways in which judgment debtors try to defeat collection on judgments, which pose problems for those holding outstanding executions.
Eric Gros-Dubois
September 13, 2016