What is the First Sign of Dementia?

September 1, 2022 | Articles | Estate Planning | News

Certain habits can signal cognitive impairment.

Must I Pay for Spouse’s Debt When They Die?

August 31, 2022 | Estate Planning

If husband and wife did not own together or separately any land, a house, a boat etc. but only rented a home and had no children, is the surviving spouse responsible to pay medical bills that insurance did not cover?

Who Should be your Executor?

August 30, 2022 | Articles | Elder Law | Estate Planning | Probate

What do these appointments mean to the person(s) named to act? What happens if they fail or decline to act? Can the planning appoint alternative representatives?

How Much Money Can a Well Spouse Keep If Medicaid is Needed?

August 29, 2022 | Elder Law | Estate Planning | News

The intent of the laws and regulations is to allow the community spouse to have enough income and assets, so that he or she has enough income and assets to continue to live at home, whether that be a home, an apartment, or other living place.

Update on the VA Caregivers Program

August 26, 2022 | Articles | Elder Law | Estate Planning

With about two months left until a congressional deadline, Veterans Affairs officials said plans to expand the caregiver support program to veterans of all eras remain on schedule, even if fixes to other aspects of the program are still in limbo.

What Healthy Snack Is Best for My Long-Term Health?

August 25, 2022 | Articles | Elder Law | Estate Planning | News

While picking potato chips doesn't deliver much in the way of nutrients, choosing the right kind of snack can positively affect your health today and in the future.

Is Napping Good for Seniors?

August 24, 2022 | Articles | Estate Planning | News

When you are sleepy, a nap seems like a wise idea. However, that midday shut-eye might indicate you are at higher risk of hypertension and stroke, according to new research.

What Happens to Digital Assets After Death?

August 23, 2022 | Articles | Elder Law | Estate Planning

Regardless of the preferred record-keeping mode, most people have some sort of digital footprint, making it important to know who would have access to your digital assets if you became incapacitated and how those assets would be distributed in the event you pass away.

Is it Important to have an Estate Plan?

August 22, 2022 | Articles | Elder Law | Estate Planning

Estate planning is not just for affluent individuals. While good estate planning can lead to desirable financial outcomes under the right circumstances, estate planning in its most basic form involves implementing the legal steps and directives that are necessary to ensure that your health and your assets are managed properly in the event of incapacity and death.

Medicaid will pay for Long Term Care Costs

August 19, 2022 | Estate Planning

In general, estate planning is a practice that requires forward thinking. However, sometimes estate planning must occur in the midst of a crisis.

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What is the First Sign of Dementia?

Must I Pay for Spouse’s Debt When They Die?

Who Should be your Executor?

How Much Money Can a Well Spouse Keep If Medicaid is Needed?

Update on the VA Caregivers Program

What Healthy Snack Is Best for My Long-Term Health?

Is Napping Good for Seniors?

What Happens to Digital Assets After Death?

Is it Important to have an Estate Plan?

Medicaid will pay for Long Term Care Costs

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