Holidays can be a convenient time to discuss important estate planning matters with your loved ones. Arm them with need-to-know information.
We’re conditioned to think of 65 as the tipping point into old age. At least we used to. Actuarial tables combined with the attitude that ‘70 is the new 50’ mean that you can and should consider clients’ needs for protection from taxes at three distinct stages of old age.
Mick Jagger is getting candid about the Rolling Stones’ legacy.
You’ve completed all the estate planning documents your lawyer recommended, do you really need to take another step?
As the surviving spouse, you’ll have a list of financial tasks to complete.
The cost of nursing homes and adult care grew by 2.4% in July, the biggest increase in any month since 1997. How can you plan ahead?
An estate plan can give you peace of mind that things you value will be distributed according to your wishes when you die.
A good Medicaid attorney has the knowledge and experience to bring more favorable outcomes and to make the process go more smoothly.
Elder law is a specialized legal practice area that focuses on the unique legal needs of older adults.
We have a new crop of high school graduates getting ready to go off to college. It’s a time of pride and excitement as your daughter or son prepares to venture into the world. Before your 18-year-old heads out the door though, it’s important that you have certain legal documents in place. Accidents happen and you want to be sure that you can act on your child’s behalf and speak to healthcare providers should the need arise. Power of Attorney This document enables a designated individual, referred to as an “agent” or “attorney-in-fact,” to make financial decisions on behalf of
