The Second Sting: Dying without an Estate Plan
Passing away without a Will compounds the pain of loss with the pain of uncertainty and unintended consequences.
Passing away without a Will compounds the pain of loss with the pain of uncertainty and unintended consequences.
Delay limits planning options and forces families to perform the same number necessary actions in far less time.
Passing away without a Will can have drastic implications for family left behind.
Here are a few quick ideas to get started on long-term care planning.
Medicaid planning often includes asset protection with strict requirements
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.
There are several main ways that families use to pay for long-term care in a nursing home or at home.
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