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What estate planning should my child have in place once they reach adulthood?– Be a Proactive Parent

Dear Proactive Parent: Once your kid becomes a legal adult—which is age 18 or 21, depending on your state—many areas of their life that were once under your control will become…

Legally Remote 10/14/22 Legally Remote 10/14/22

2022 Estate Planning Checkup: Is Your Estate Plan “Up-To-Date”?

2022 Estate Planning Checkup: Is Your Estate Plan Up-To-Date?

Legally Remote 9/9/22 Legally Remote 9/9/22

What Is Spousal Impoverishment?

Legally Remote 9/7/22 Legally Remote 9/7/22

My Parent Doesn't Have a Designated Power of Attorney. Which Child Should Be the POA?

Which child Should have POA? This is a million-dollar question, asked almost daily at our offices from incoming calls. We hope this hashtag#article helps.

Legally Remote 9/6/22 Legally Remote 9/6/22

What To Do When One Sibling Is Trying to Get Guardianship of Our Parent

One Sibling Trying to Get Guardianship of a Parent?

Legally Remote 9/1/22 Legally Remote 9/1/22

Plan Ahead Before Seeking Nursing Home Care: Avoid Unnecessary Debt for You and Your Family

Many senior citizens may need the services of a nursing home or at-home care at some point in their life. You might assume that government assistance or health insurance will step in and cover the cost if you cannot afford these services. Unfortunately, neither health insurance nor Medicare covers long-term care. Because obtaining long-term care insurance can be very expensive, Medicaid could become your only option.