Planning for Incapacity
Planning for incapacity is one of the most essential, and often overlooked, components of a complete...
Using Irrevocable Trusts for Medicaid Planning
Should irrevocable trusts be used in Medicaid planning? Certainly, gifting of assets can be done out...
Top Reasons Everyone Needs a Comprehensive Power of Attorney
The benefits of a highly detailed, comprehensive power of attorney are numerous. Unfortunately, many...
Testamentary Trust Planning: When Beneficiary Designations Alone Are Insufficient
In many cases, beneficiary designations can be used as a simple method for avoiding probate without ...
Tips to Avoid Falling Victim to Common Scams
Personal Identifying Information. Legitimate government employees will never call you, show up to yo...
How to Pay for Long Term Care Without Breaking the Bank
On average, individuals who reach the age of 65 years will need 2 to 3 years of long-term care over ...
Rights of a Surviving Spouse to a Decedent’s Estate
It is important for married couples to understand their rights to a deceased spouse’s estate. This...
Misconceptions About Trust Planning
A Trust is often a foreign and intimidating concept for non-Attorneys. Depending on what may have be...
What You Need To Know About Elder Law
May is National Elder Law Month “Elder Law” is a niche area of Estate Planning that has develope...
Tax Reform
The Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) is now officially law and it’s good news for most Americans. These...
