Thanks to modern technology and medical advances, the chances of detection of a chronic illness are much greater than they were say in the 1970s; the likelihood of living a bit longer and enjoying that extra time also outweighs that … Continue reading
This past month two different people called (neither of them were an existing client) with the same story. Each one had a relative close to death and wanted to know if there was anything that should be done. In each … Continue reading
Probate is the court process of determining who gets your assets when you die. A Will does not avoid probate, but it governs who will get your assets owned in your sole name. To avoid probate, you need to structure … Continue reading
Estate planning, tax minimization and asset protection concerns are very different for single people versus married couples. Learn what steps singles need to take to protect yourself and preserve your assets. Attend one of my elder law seminars … Continue reading
With marriage on my mind (I was just happily married this month), I thought it would be rather fitting to write about marriage and estate planning. Estate planning isn’t just for the baby boomers and people with significant assets. It’s … Continue reading
One of the rewards of being an estate planning attorney is helping individuals and families put their goals and objectives for their financial futures in effect. Estate planning is the process one goes through to ensure that his or her … Continue reading
