Have you ever spent time thinking about long-term care questions that may be critical for your family? Unfortunately, for most of us, the answer to the above questions is “no.” We may have noticed specific issues with our aging parents, but it is hard to...
Estate planning can be critical for anyone who wants to help ensure their wishes are respected in the event of temporary incapacitation or upon their death. Knowing the uncertainty of what tomorrow might bring, having an estate plan in place provides security, and...
A probate attorney will provide a smooth and efficient process, keep costs and fees reasonable, and provide your family the support they need. With the death of a loved one comes grief and stress. You’ve got to support your own family through the moment and attend to...
Becoming comfortable with the estate planning process: How and why to get started, and what to do once your plan is set. “Estate planning” — you’ve heard about it and know it’s something you should have in place. But when should you start and does it really apply to...
A durable power of attorney is one of the most important estate planning documents you can have. It allows you to appoint someone to act for you (your “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) if you become incapacitated. Without a power of attorney, your...
Many people believe that if they have a will, their estate planning is complete, but there is much more to a solid estate plan. A good plan should be designed to avoid probate, save on estate taxes, protect assets if you need to move into a nursing home, and appoint...
