Asset protection planning is part of a senior’s ability to age in place, stay independent, and continue living at home as they grow older.
Signing a Will is not the end of inheritance planning. Make sure your beneficiary designations are coordinated and up to date.
Understanding the difference between assisted living and nursing homes is key to determining the right choice for an aging loved one.
Don’t let these common estate planning myths distract you from putting together your essential estate plan.
Estate planning can be more complex for LGBTQ+ persons. Obtaining the counsel and advice of a qualified attorney can make a world of difference.
A seasoned elder law attorney can help protect a senior’s assets, autonomy, and dignity.
Given the uncertainties of life, it is important to be prepared. Failing to plan is planning to fail and jeopardizes you and your loved ones.
There is much misinformation circulating about Medicaid eligibility. Having correct information is crucial to protecting one’s life savings.
Your heirs should receive at least some basic information about your estate plan to make sure the benefit is realized.
Under President Biden’s proposal, those who make over $400,000 annually would face a Medicare tax rate of 5 percent to help fund the program.
If your original Last Will and Testament cannot be located after your death, it is presumed to have been revoked.
Effective July 1, 2023, recertifications will again be required and new applications will undergo a full review under pre-pandemic rules.
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