A Family-Centered Guide from ELG Estate Planning The holidays bring families together in a way that everyday life rarely does. Between meals, laughter, and long conversations, this time of
If you’re a homeowner, your home is likely one of your most valuable assets. Unfortunately, long-term care expenses and Medicaid estate recovery can interfere with your plans to keep
Long-term care is expensive. If you or someone you care about may need nursing home care in the future, planning now can help preserve assets and secure eligibility for
Long awaited changes are coming soon to Washington’s estate tax rules — and whether you’re a high-net-worth individual, a business owner, or someone planning for the future, these updates
Talking about estate planning and long-term care can help families avoid confusion and legal problems later. Without a plan, a person’s loved ones might struggle to make decisions or
If you have a chronic illness or other long-term health issues, you need a clear estate plan to protect your health and financial interests. Without a plan, your family
A will is a formal legal document that lays out your directions for distribution of assets following your passing. A will provides guidance, nominating who will be responsible for
Both power of attorney (POA) and next of kin are important concepts in Washington estate law and relate to who makes decisions in the event that a person becomes
As you create your estate plan, you may wonder which documents are essential to achieving your goals and ensuring your wishes are carried out. Working with knowledgeable estate planning
With the cost of long-term care increasing yearly, many families have turned to the Medicaid program for financial assistance. However, not everyone can qualify for Medicaid benefits. Fortunately, careful
