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If your elderly parents can no longer care for themselves, you may have little choice but to move them into a nursing home. Your parents' long-term care plan may designate the place they want to go. If not, you must choose a nursing home you can trust to provide...
Part of the joy of adding a new baby to the family is thinking about everything you intend to share with your child in the future. However, as difficult as it may be, you also have to think about and plan for a future in which you are not present in your child's life....
Colorado residents who become incapacitated unexpectedly may find that their quality of life and savings dwindle rapidly. Medicaid can slow the financial drain, but many people have too many assets to qualify. However, you can take steps that allow you to become...
As Colorado residents get deeper into the estate planning process, they begin to notice those opportunities to minimize expenses that might face their estate upon their death. These include creating plans to settle liabilities and avoid the probate process. Many,...
As families grow, life situations change and new needs arise. When children become adults, finding ways to provide long-term care for their aging parents becomes a top concern. If this is the point where you and your loved ones are right now, there are ways to make...
Probate is the process where the court finalizes your estate after your death. It helps to ensure everything occurs in a legal manner according to either your estate plan or the law. Not every part of your estate will go through probate, and some estates bypass the...
If you are an older adult, you may qualify for coverage under the Medicaid program. This program provides medical insurance to low-income individuals. However, the requirements vary some for people over the age of 65, so you may be able to qualify even if you have...
It may not always be obvious when a family member needs long-term health care. If you live a distance from your parent, the signs of mental and physical decline can be even more difficult to detect. Be aware of these symptoms that indicate that a loved one may need...
If you have created a comprehensive estate plan, you are probably doing better than most of your front-range neighbors. After all, according to a recent study, as many as 60% of Americans do not have even a basic will to deal with their estates after death. While...
When it comes to special needs planning, review all of your options and make sure you identify the most practical solution for your disabled loved one. Many people have familiarity with special needs trusts and supplemental trusts, but it is important to review...
