Elder Law Guidance From
An Attorney Who Cares
When settling your estate and financial plans for the future, one element that may continue to plague your thoughts is what happens when you need long-term care. If getting help for your care involves Medicaid at some point, you should prepare yourself for a financial...
A power of attorney can be a helpful tool to have in your estate plan. It allows you to pass on decision-making power to someone else. You can use it when you are unable to make decisions on your own or in situations where you need someone to stand in for you. Once...
Medicaid planning becomes important for lower-income seniors because it is the only way they can qualify for this essential coverage. For many people, getting this insurance coverage is how they afford long-term care and rising medical costs as they age. However, the...
Choosing the right executor is essential for a successful estate plan. Not everyone has the necessary legal and ethical qualifications. Even if you can legally appoint someone to be the executor of your estate, they may not have the capabilities in other areas....
Creating an estate plan and a will is an important part of managing your affairs after death. However, wills in particular have a bad reputation for stirring ire among family members. What can you do to prevent this from happening? And why does it happen in the first...
