“Estate Planning? Consider a Trust Instead of a Will”
“Once you have real adult responsibilities (spouse, children, property, investments, life insurance) and wishes for a future that you may not be a part of, you should start a trust. [...]
“How to Cope When Alzheimer’s Steals Your Loved One’s Personality”
Becoming a caregiver to your aging parents or family members can be a lot more than just ensuring they have their legal and financial matters in order. A paramount part [...]
“Elder Abuse/Violence Prevention”
As an Elder Law and Estate Planning firm, we make it a priority to keep ourselves apprised of the latest news on Elder Abuse in our country. In order to [...]
“How Transfer-On-Death Accounts Can Fit Into Your Estate Planning”
It’s imperative to create an Estate Plan before it’s too late. This is the only way to ensure that the state you live in honors your wishes upon your demise. [...]
“What To Do When You Hate Your Son-In-Law: A Practical Lesson In Estate Planning”
After the death of a close family member, the proceedings can go one of many ways. If there is a will, an Estate Administration will be done. If there isn’t [...]
“Trump Administration Cuts The Size Of Fines For Health Violations In Nursing Homes”
Elder abuse is rampant in this country. That is a fact. According to the National Council on Aging, “Approximately 1 in 10 Americans aged 60+ have experienced some form of [...]
“8 Smart Estate Planning Steps to Die the Right Way”
Sometimes, it’s easiest to talk about something difficult when it’s all laid out in front of you in steps. Kiplinger decided to tackle talking about creating an Estate Plan in [...]
“Tips for Estate Planning Conversations”
Starting the conversation about Estate Planning with your family members can be an uncomfortable situation, as addressed by the below linked article from Fidelity.com. It is difficult, admittedly, to talk about what [...]
“A Consumers Guide to Medicaid Planning”
As livingtrustnetwork.com expertly describes in the below-linked article, entitled “A Consumer's Guide to Medicaid Planning,” life expectancy for Americans has dramatically increased in the last century. As such, we as a society [...]
“Some Do’s and Don’ts of a Medicaid Spend Down”
Long Term Health Care is a common issue for non-working Americans. Medicaid is a government program created in the 1960s to help alleviate the problem, but eligibility comes with a [...]
“Estate Planning? Consider a Trust Instead of a Will”
“Once you have real adult responsibilities (spouse, children, property, investments, life insurance) and wishes for a future that you may not be a part of, you should start a trust. [...]
“How to Cope When Alzheimer’s Steals Your Loved One’s Personality”
Becoming a caregiver to your aging parents or family members can be a lot more than just ensuring they have their legal and financial matters in order. A paramount part [...]
“Elder Abuse/Violence Prevention”
As an Elder Law and Estate Planning firm, we make it a priority to keep ourselves apprised of the latest news on Elder Abuse in our country. In order to [...]
“How Transfer-On-Death Accounts Can Fit Into Your Estate Planning”
It’s imperative to create an Estate Plan before it’s too late. This is the only way to ensure that the state you live in honors your wishes upon your demise. [...]
“What To Do When You Hate Your Son-In-Law: A Practical Lesson In Estate Planning”
After the death of a close family member, the proceedings can go one of many ways. If there is a will, an Estate Administration will be done. If there isn’t [...]
“Trump Administration Cuts The Size Of Fines For Health Violations In Nursing Homes”
Elder abuse is rampant in this country. That is a fact. According to the National Council on Aging, “Approximately 1 in 10 Americans aged 60+ have experienced some form of [...]
“8 Smart Estate Planning Steps to Die the Right Way”
Sometimes, it’s easiest to talk about something difficult when it’s all laid out in front of you in steps. Kiplinger decided to tackle talking about creating an Estate Plan in [...]
“Tips for Estate Planning Conversations”
Starting the conversation about Estate Planning with your family members can be an uncomfortable situation, as addressed by the below linked article from Fidelity.com. It is difficult, admittedly, to talk about what [...]
“A Consumers Guide to Medicaid Planning”
As livingtrustnetwork.com expertly describes in the below-linked article, entitled “A Consumer's Guide to Medicaid Planning,” life expectancy for Americans has dramatically increased in the last century. As such, we as a society [...]
“Some Do’s and Don’ts of a Medicaid Spend Down”
Long Term Health Care is a common issue for non-working Americans. Medicaid is a government program created in the 1960s to help alleviate the problem, but eligibility comes with a [...]