I cannot tell you how often those words by John Greenleaf Whittier come to life in my office each month. It may be senior citizens, previously too occupied with the hustle and bustle of life to take t…Read More
Hello to all! (However many of you “all” might encompass.) This is my initial attempt at blogging on a more personal level (not as much lawyer stuff). I will endeavor to post in the first pers…Read More
In an earlier blog, we talked about some of the most important factors that you have to take into consideration while you are planning for your elder years. As a law firm that is dedicated to helping …Read More
While it can be uncomfortable thinking about your future, it is better to start as early as possible. What might seem like insurmountable hurdles can actually be small and manageable changes and goals…Read More
Planning for what happens to your assets after you have died is an experience that most people don’t want to have to deal with more than once. If you have a will and you have beneficiaries listed on…Read More
Estate planning is one of those big tasks that many of us just keep putting off. Even when we know that we need to get to it in order to make sure that our assets go where we want them to, something e…Read More
In our last post, we discussed one of the ways which people think they can help themselves qualify for Medicaid — giving away their money to friends and family. While it is true that the IRS allows …Read More
Attempting to plan for long-term care can be difficult. There are many people out there offering advice about the best methods to protect the assets you have or to put them into the hands of the peopl…Read More
The cost of assisted living and nursing home care continues to skyrocket as a large segment of the population grows older. There is no reason to suspect that this trend will reverse any time soon, and…Read More
