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- Estate Planning Tips for Power Couples
Couples in their 60s or older may have already discussed healthcare directives with their children or
- What Is Asset Protection? Who Am I Protecting My Assets From?
Older clients typically seek to protect money from expenses that can deplete funds such as arrangements
- Starting the Long-Term Care Planning Process
Growing older is a fact of life, and yet many families are not prepared to face the financial challenges
- Two Social Security Strategies are Put to Rest in 2016
If you’re older than that, you are grandfathered in and can still restrict an application when you reach
- To Convert or Not to Convert My IRA to a Roth. That is the Question.
A conversion from a traditional to a Roth IRA doesn’t make sense if: You’re an older investor or business
- Understanding the Guardianship Process For a Loved One With Disabilities
For example, in some families, an older sibling or aunt may step in and act as a guardian if the disabled In order to make sure that people aren’t abusing the system and that this legal protection is reserved
- Michigan Latest to Enact Digital Assets Legislation for Loved Ones
” said a lobbyist who testified before a House committee reviewing the legislation on behalf of the Elder This model law was endorsed by Google, Facebook, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA),
- Under What Circumstances Can a Person Be Appointed a Guardian in Texas?
If an older person needs a guardianship, the guardian is required to see the ward a minimum of once every
- Essential Tips for Talking to Your Loved One About Your Estate Plan
there are other topics that you will need to discuss with your family members, particularly related to elder
- Setting Our Adult Children Up for Success
Estate planning is an important aspect to consider, not just for older adults, but for young adults,
- What the Heck is a Pooled Trust?
Trust that is right for you or your family, we invite you to contact our Houston special needs and elder
- The Confusion of Long-Term Care Insurance
About 45% of applicants age 70 or older were denied coverage in 2014. For those in such situations, experts advise consulting an elder law attorney to see if this product