A Quick Guide to Setting Up a Special Needs Trust
A special needs trust is an important component of how you protect a loved one who is reliant on government benefits such as Supplemental Security Income and Me
What Does It Mean to Say You are Involved in Life Care Planning?
It can be very complicated to get older and be concerned about the health care expenses associated with a medical need. If you have an advanced medical concern,
How to Share Information About Your Estate with Your Loved Ones
Having other adults in your family who are appointed as executors, trustees or guardians for your minor children means that you need to have conversations with
What Does It Mean to Say the Trustee is a Fiduciary?
When you create a trust, an important part of that process is selecting who will serve as the trustee of the assets placed inside. If you’re not familiar with t
Creating an Elder Law Plan to Avoid Exploitation
Unfortunately, the elderly are often targeted for financial exploitation schemes due to their substantial savings and the perception that some of them may be su
No Matter the Size of Your Estate, Estate Planning is Worth Every Penny
One of the most common reasons for people to skip estate planning is because they think it doesn’t pertain to them. With limited assets, you might assume that i
