Aid in dying laws, also referred to as physician-assisted dying or death with dignity laws,... [Read more...]
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How to Choose Trustees, Guardians and Agents
Part of the task of estate planning or updating an estate plan is to select... [Read more...]
I’m Married; Why Would I Need a Power of Attorney?
Often, married couples sign each other’s names to checks, documents, and birthday cards. According to the... [Read more...]
Plan for an Unexpected Disability
While most people hate to think about illness, disability and death, it is a part... [Read more...]
Using Professionals in Your Estate and Elder Care Planning
While handling all of your estate planning and future planning needs, it’s important to work... [Read more...]
Studies Indicate that Health Workers Fail to Report Suspected Elder Abuse
As the older population in the United States continues to grow at an unprecedented rate,... [Read more...]
Is an Inherited IRA Taxable to the Beneficiary?
The popularity of self-funded retirement accounts, such as a 401(k) or an individual retirement account... [Read more...]
How Does a Veteran Qualify for Aid and Attendance?
If you are a veteran, or a surviving spouse of one, you are entitled to... [Read more...]
What Is a Reverse Mortgage?
For seniors living on a fixed income, the opportunity to access an additional income source... [Read more...]
Kiddie Tax is Worse Than Ever
The Kiddie Tax can apply to the unearned income of children. Read this blog by... [Read more...]
What is a GST Trust?
A Generation-Skipping or “GST” trust can be a good way to keep assets out of... [Read more...]
What Is Family and Business Succession Planning?
For many Americans, owning and operating a family business is part and parcel of the... [Read more...]
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