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Should I choose a professional as my trustee?

Besides deciding what will happen to your estate when you pass on, one of the most important decisions you need to make when creating your estate is the choice of a trustee. Your choice of a trustee can mean the difference between efficient and professional [...]

January 18th, 2022|Estate Planning|

Low-value assets should still be in an estate plan

People who are doing their estate planning often think about their high-value assets first. They decide who’s going to get the house. They divide the contents of their bank account. They consider what to do with their investments or their life insurance. It is true [...]

January 13th, 2022|Estate Planning|

Factors that increase the risk of elder abuse

As we grow up, we tend to rely on the support of our older relatives, such as our parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles. It is an unavoidable fact of life that we all age, and there may come a time where the roles are reversed. [...]

January 4th, 2022|Elder Law|

Do you need a disinheritance clause?

If you’re doing your estate planning, there are a lot of different tools that you can use. It all depends on what your goals are. For some parents, the goal is to disinherit a specific child, perhaps one that they had a falling-out with or [...]

December 20th, 2021|Estate Planning|

Avoid these 3 common Medicaid planning errors

A common notion is that you need to go broke to be eligible for Medicaid. However, it is not true. With proper planning and restructuring of your financial resources, you can meet the eligibility criteria without spending everything you own on nursing home care. This [...]

December 9th, 2021|Elder Law|

What are the steps to finding long-term care?

At some point in your life, you may need long-term care for a health condition or because of your age. It is important to look into setting up long-term care options now so that they are available when you need them. Having the right plan [...]

December 7th, 2021|Elder Law|
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