Five Things You Can Do Right Now To Get Ahead with Planning
Here are a few quick ideas to get started on long-term care planning.
Here are a few quick ideas to get started on long-term care planning.
Family get-togethers are an excellent time to touch base and make sure everyone is alright. It is also an excellent time to talk about planning.
One of the greatest benefits of planning for long-term care in advance is avoiding having to rush through planning in a crisis.
Often, the terms “Living Will” and “Last Will” are used interchangeably, but in actuality, they are completely different legal documents that serve separate purposes. So many people have heard “you need a Will.” Unfortunately, it… Three Key Differences Between A Living Will And A Last Will And Testament
“What is Estate Planning & Why Do I Care” Information Series – Accidental Disinherit Parents accidentally disinherit children more often than they realize, and it can be prevented. Proper planning to protect in case of… Accidentally Disinherited Child
One of the common questions I get is “Do I need Probate when someone dies?” There is also the question “What is Probate?” When someone dies, there is a flood of emotions. In addition, there… Do I Need Probate?
Nursing homes provide services for the elderly who cannot adequately care for themselves. However, the cost of a nursing home is steep, especially if you have to stay there long-term. Many individuals believe that Medicare… Can I Protect My Life Savings From Nursing Home Expenses?
An elder law attorney can be a trusted advisor and an advocate for you and your aging parents. An Elder Law Attorney handles a variety of legal issues an elderly person faces including matters related… How Can An Elder Law Attorney Help Me Plan For My Parents’ Care?
A will is considered a type of legal document that provides instructions on how to distribute your assets upon your death. If you die in Indiana without a will in place, Indiana intestate laws will… Major Life Events Means It’s Time to Create A Will: Marriage, Divorce, Adoption
If you hold stock or you have your own business, you may decide that you want to keep the stock and/or business within your family or sell them, in the event of your death. Either… Seven Key Points Of Planning An Estate When You Own Stocks and/or a Business