“Why a Trust Is a Great Estate-Planning Tool — Even if You’re Not Rich”
You often hear the term “trust” mentioned in everyday life, whether it be on your favorite TV show or overhearing someone’s conversation in a coffee shop. It is often associated [...]
“6 Reasons Why You Should Have An Estate Plan”
Forbes expertly tackles the benefits to creating an Estate Plan in their article linked below, entitled “6 Reasons Why You Should Have A Estate Plan.” According to Catherine Schnaubelt, director [...]
“No Children? Why You Still Need an Estate Plan”
Estate Planning is a term that often comes with several connotations. For example, you may think only those who have great wealth create Estate Plans, or that you must own [...]
“Medicaid Planning That Won’t Work: Asset Transfers That Incur a Medicare Penalty”
Medicaid is often the only option for Americans 65+ that require long term healthcare. However, one must overcome 2 major hurdles: planning for eligibility and the application. Becoming eligible for Medicaid [...]
“10 Essential Estate Planning Tips Everyone Should Know”
“MORE THAN HALF OF ALL American adults don’t have a will, and that can cause all kinds of problems if tragedy strikes.” As it turns out, Estate Planning is not [...]
“Misconceptions About Health Costs When You’re Older”
“Medicaid, the joint federal-state health financing program for low-income people, has long been the nation’s main financial backstop for long-term care. Over 60 percent of nursing home residents have Medicaid [...]
“Medicaid Planning and Asset Protection, Part 2”
Although it may not seem like it’s coming up fast, or important right now, it’s never too early for creating a life plan for your post-retirement life. The reality is [...]
“You can do your own estate plan, but should you?”
"One of the most loving things you can do," Rampenthal says, "is not make people guess at what you wanted." This advice comes from Chad Rampenthal, general counsel for LegalZoom, [...]
“Medicaid 101-Answers To Your Most Frequently Asked Questions”
Medicaid is a government program that was created in the 1960s to help Americans who are unable to work receive long term healthcare. It is intended to pay the cost [...]
“Estate Planning 101”
There seems to be a shared misunderstanding about Estate Planning. This may come from making an assumption that for something to be considered an estate, it must be extravagant and [...]
“Why a Trust Is a Great Estate-Planning Tool — Even if You’re Not Rich”
You often hear the term “trust” mentioned in everyday life, whether it be on your favorite TV show or overhearing someone’s conversation in a coffee shop. It is often associated [...]
“6 Reasons Why You Should Have An Estate Plan”
Forbes expertly tackles the benefits to creating an Estate Plan in their article linked below, entitled “6 Reasons Why You Should Have A Estate Plan.” According to Catherine Schnaubelt, director [...]
“No Children? Why You Still Need an Estate Plan”
Estate Planning is a term that often comes with several connotations. For example, you may think only those who have great wealth create Estate Plans, or that you must own [...]
“Medicaid Planning That Won’t Work: Asset Transfers That Incur a Medicare Penalty”
Medicaid is often the only option for Americans 65+ that require long term healthcare. However, one must overcome 2 major hurdles: planning for eligibility and the application. Becoming eligible for Medicaid [...]
“10 Essential Estate Planning Tips Everyone Should Know”
“MORE THAN HALF OF ALL American adults don’t have a will, and that can cause all kinds of problems if tragedy strikes.” As it turns out, Estate Planning is not [...]
“Misconceptions About Health Costs When You’re Older”
“Medicaid, the joint federal-state health financing program for low-income people, has long been the nation’s main financial backstop for long-term care. Over 60 percent of nursing home residents have Medicaid [...]
“Medicaid Planning and Asset Protection, Part 2”
Although it may not seem like it’s coming up fast, or important right now, it’s never too early for creating a life plan for your post-retirement life. The reality is [...]
“You can do your own estate plan, but should you?”
"One of the most loving things you can do," Rampenthal says, "is not make people guess at what you wanted." This advice comes from Chad Rampenthal, general counsel for LegalZoom, [...]
“Medicaid 101-Answers To Your Most Frequently Asked Questions”
Medicaid is a government program that was created in the 1960s to help Americans who are unable to work receive long term healthcare. It is intended to pay the cost [...]
“Estate Planning 101”
There seems to be a shared misunderstanding about Estate Planning. This may come from making an assumption that for something to be considered an estate, it must be extravagant and [...]