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- Estate Planning During a Divorce: 4 Key Considerations
Under most state laws, when couples are jointly represented, everything you tell the attorney, even privately
- Common Bad Excuses For Putting Off Estate Planning
Texas law, and not your wishes, will determine how a court-appointed representative distributes your Add the person you want to inherit your assets as a joint owner. can also provide for minor children, plan for your future medical decisions, and determine how your representative
- How to React to the Fed’s Rate Hike
Qualified Personal Residence Trusts. A qualified personal residence trust will freeze the value of the property for gift-tax and estate-tax
- Where Do You Think This Millionaire Wanted His Money To Go?
Representatives from the local office of the public administrator were called in after an initial sweep The administrators reached out and learned Brown had kept in contact with this person, his cousin, over These laws, which dictate what happens to a deceased person’s property if the person did not make an The person who seemed most upset by Brown’s death was his financial advisor, who wept when he learned
- What to Do If You Suspect Elder Financial Abuse
Elder financial abuse occurs when an elderly person is exploited or taken advantage of financially. Forging a signature on a check or legal document Using undue influence to take control of an elderly person an elderly person to change their estate plan Signs of Elder Financial Abuse Elder financial abuse can However, some common signs may indicate that an elderly person is being financially abused: Unexplained If you suspect an elderly person is being financially abused, it is important to document everything.
- Advance Directive Mistakes to Avoid
The only person who is legally allowed to sign a healthcare directive is the principal themselves. No matter how sick a person might be, they must write their signature in order to officially designate Many healthcare workers are not actually aware of this rule and may be personally willing to serve as If they are unable to follow through with your wishes because of their own personal beliefs, they may not be the best person to select as your healthcare agent.
- HEALTH CARE DIRECTIVE: WHO WILL MAKE YOUR HEALTH CARE DECISIONS IF YOU CAN’T?
A Medical Power of Attorney appoints a trusted person to make decisions for the individual if the individual someone does not have an advance directive, Texas law provides for how decisions will be made if the person If the doctor knows what the person’s wishes are, then the doctor will carry out those instructions. If, however, the doctor does not know what the person’s wishes are, Texas law spells out whom the doctor Advance directives become valid only when the person who created it is unable to speak for himself.
- How to Include NFTs in Your Estate Plans
While it is easy to assume you are buying priceless art, the images actually serve as a representation That is because NFTs can only be accessed with a password or personal key. This person will have access to all your accounts and be in charge of distributing or destroying assets
- The Daughters of Casey Kasem and Peter Falk Lobby for Elder Law Legislation
and Catherine Falk were blocked from visiting their fathers, Casey Kasem and Peter Falk, because of personal Radio personality Casey Kasem had dementia. Falk’s Washington bill says a guardian can’t restrict an incapacitated person’s right to visit and communicate The bill would also require guardians to notify close relatives and others if the incapacitated person Kasem’s main bill permits a person to petition a court for visitation rights.
- Family Matters: Planning Mistakes Small Business Owners Should Avoid
avoid these common planning mistakes: Skipping Disability Insurance Pop quiz: How long would your personal Unfortunately, your personal expenses will not stop just because you are unable to work. Mixing Business and Personal Finances Many family-run businesses start small. your company out of your basement or garage, it can be easy to forget to separate your business and personal Nip this problem in the bud by setting up business accounts that keep your personal finances out of your
- Dying Without a Will and What Happens to Your Stuff
Married with children: When a married person with children dies without a will, everything that is “jointly Probate is the judicial process that distributes a deceased person’s assets. The rest generally goes to the deceased person’s parents, or if they are dead, to brothers and sisters Single with no children or grandchildren: The estate will usually go to the deceased person’s parents
- Administrator Vs. Executor: What’s the Difference?
An executor is an individual named in a person’s will to manage their estate after they pass away. An administrator can refer to anyone appointed to manage the affairs of a deceased person. An executor is a specific type of administrator named in a person’s will to manage their estate after They are both responsible for overseeing the administration of a deceased person’s estate. They are both responsible for overseeing the administration of a deceased person’s estate.