Traveling for the winter? Don't forget to check on your legal documents! Traveling comes with risks, so give yourself the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your Estate Plan has you covered in case those "what-ifs" turn into reality. Don't have an Estate Plan?...
It’s always important to ensure that all of your affairs are in proper order. This means you can have the peace of mind you deserve, knowing you have taken care of your loved ones after your death. Estate planning makes things easier for them during their grieving...
Asset protection estate planning is important for anyone. This process allows you to put your affairs in order so you know that your surviving spouse and family will be taken care of after your death. Allow our experienced elder law attorneys to give you peace of mind...
To start off the month, we want to give you five more surprisingly common Estate Planning mistakes that, unfortunately, we see too often.
You probably have put a lot of thought and effort over the years into protecting your hard-earned money so it will be there when you need it. It only makes sense to put as much thought into selecting a trusted individual to make decisions for you if you become unable...
What are Medicaid's Gifting Rules? Under Medicaid law, if you gift assets within five years before applying for Long-Term Care benefits, you will be ineligible for a period of time (called a transfer penalty), depending on how much you give away. While federal tax...
If you are over the age of 60 and you haven't updated your Estate Plan in many years, it's almost certain that you need to update your documents. After that, you should review your plan every five years or so. In case of a crisis . . . Everyone needs a Durable Power...
The internet can be a wonderful resource for all kinds of information. Use of legal documents, unfortunately, is not one of them. Free online forms that create your Estate Plan might sound enticing, but they will cost you. Bad planning means court involvement,...
What does Transfer on Death mean and how does it work as an Estate Planning tool?
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