As you estate plan, it is also important to plan for incapacity. Incapacity planning is a far too overlooked, but critically important part of estate planning. After all, whether you ...
With a home most often being a person’s most substantial asset, it only makes sense that they would want to leave it to their children. There are actually a number ...
Much, though not all, of estate planning, involves determining how you wish for your assets to be distributed upon passing away. While many people first think of assets with large ...
It has been a tough year for all of us. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound effect on everyday life in addition to the heartbreak of illness and deaths. ...
Today, March 27, 2020, the United States House of Representatives is expected to pass the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (“CARES” or “CARES Act”) Act. The CARES Act will ...
Our current days are filled with much uncertainty and unique challenges. There are many things happening that are out of our control. One way to gain a measure of control ...
Medicaid, the federally mandated program that provides health care to qualifying, low-income residents across the United States, is administered at the state level. The application procedures and requirements vary from ...
Whether you are nearing retirement age or just planning for your future, there is a lot to consider before you make the decision to retire. Unfortunately, many people fall short ...
Estate planning is not only about having a plan that deals with the distribution of your property and assets after your death, but it is also about having an arrangement ...
Contesting a Will is a type of legal action brought to challenge the validity of a Last Will and Testament. The rules governing Will contests are state-specific so the process ...