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  • Is Whole Life Insurance Right for You?

    If you want it for estate planning, the payout needs to cover the estate taxes so that your heirs don Check on the financial strength ratings of the insurance companies you’re comparing. Talk with your estate planning attorney about your overall finances and how life insurance fits into

  • Estate Planning Changes for LGBT Couples

    The ruling lets same-sex couples file jointly for tax purposes and changes estate planning because now This means that estate planning should be straightforward and much easier. The Huffington Post article, “5 Estate Planning Tips LGBT Families Need to Follow in 2016,” has a handful final arrangements should also be detailed while you are alive and should be included in your estate plan Reference: Huffington Post (July 13, 2016) “5 Estate Planning Tips LGBT Families Need to Follow in 2016

  • The 4 Most Common Types of Trusts and Their Benefits

    In this article, we will explore the four most common types of trusts in estate planning: revocable living Medicaid planning: If you need long-term care and want to qualify for Medicaid, an irrevocable trust It’s important to consult with a financial advisor or attorney before creating an irrevocable trust to Additionally, testamentary trusts can be an effective tool for estate tax planning as they allow for Choosing the Right Type of Trust for Your Estate Planning Goals There are many types of trusts.

  • Saving the Home with Long-Term Health Care Demands

    Long-term care insurance is important; however, it’s also critical to review and revise your financial and estate plans regularly as your situation changes, according to NJ 101.5’s article “Medicaid and Speak with an experienced estate planning or elder care attorney to plan for your individual circumstances should also have your will, general power of attorney, advance health care directive or other estate planning Medicaid is a complex and constantly changing area, so talk with an experienced elder law or Medicaid planning

  • Have Control of Your Assets from the Grave!

    Estate planning lets you determine how you want your assets distributed upon your death. plan completed. As noted in the CBS Boston article, titled “The Boomers’ Kids: Estate Planning,” if you die without a Your estate plan doesn’t need to be fancy, expensive, or complicated. Reference: CBS Boston (June 3, 2016) “The Boomers’ Kids: Estate Planning” #Guardianship #EstatePlanningLawyer

  • Planning Ahead for Medicaid

    For that reason, you should plan for the possibility that you’ll outlive your assets for years or decades Your planning should start while you’re still young. Medicaid is designed to protect those with limited incomes, but planning could be the difference between Planning for end-of-life care should be part of retirement and estate planning. Talk with an attorney who specializes in Medicaid planning.

  • How to Create a Living Trust in 5 Simple Steps

    It also makes all your assets public record, exposing sensitive financial information. Financial and retirement accounts (stocks, bonds. etc). Artwork, jewelry, collectibles. File change of ownership and beneficiary paperwork on financial accounts. Our estate planning attorneys can assist you in doing everything correctly. plan – marriages, births, relocations, deaths, etc.

  • What Is Asset Protection? Who Am I Protecting My Assets From?

    If you are a parent to children who are not financially responsible, it is wise to have asset protection plan for your specific situation. Yes, the law allows you to create all kinds of plans to shield your assets. Not only can you plan here in Texas, but you can plan in other states to shield your assets in other When Is the Best Time to Start Planning to Protect My Assets?

  • The Greatest May Face One More Fight: An Estate Battle

    Ali Jr. was living in poverty and is now attempting to peddle a tell-all book with a plan on cashing She helped manage his financial and business affairs throughout their marriage. The date that his estate planning documents were finalized will be critical: the nearer to his date of Most wills prepared by experienced estate planning attorneys have a clause that disinherits any unnamed Hopefully, we’ll know soon that Muhammad’s legacy and heirs are protected with good estate planning.

  • Protecting Assets from Medicaid: How Funding a Trust Can Help

    With careful planning, you can protect your investments for your own retirement and the next generation If they exceed the financial limits, they will not qualify for Medicaid assistance. Call An Estate Planning Lawyer to Protect Your Assets from Medicaid Advanced estate planning is pertinent Call us at (281) 885-8826 to find out how our Houston Medicaid Planning Lawyers can help.

  • A Close Look at the Costs for End-of-Life Care

    greatest concern, according to the MarketWatch article, “What to know about Alzheimer’s and retirement planning This means it’s critical to properly plan for your retirement years early in case you or a loved one Financial planning often gets delayed, but there are many tasks that should be done to make things easier Identify family members who should be included in financial plans, like those who can help with routine financial responsibilities.

  • Helping Loved Ones With Special Needs Live Their Best Lives

    We love helping parents craft estate plans that protect and provide for their families. While we make custom estate plans for all sorts of Texas families, we find it particularly rewarding to work with families who are setting up plans to benefit a loved one with special needs . An estate plan that is set up to benefit someone with special needs can go a long way toward ensuring properly, the assets in a special needs trust do not count when the government is determining one’s financial

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