When it comes to estate planning, a little information can go a long way. In our blog, our legal team explores common problems we see when reviewing estate plans, as well as tips you can put into practice immediately to protect your future.
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Planning for Medicaid Can Be a ChallengeIf you believe you may need Medicaid, it is best to plan ahead. Planning for Medicaid needs to be done carefully as the ... Estate Planning
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Spousal Portability Election Needs to Be SimpleA spousal portability election can be a good way to decrease an estate tax burden. A spousal portability election is a good ... Estate Tax
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Inheritance to Children Before You Pass?While it is traditional to leave your children money, it is possible to give it to them now. The New York Times recent ... Estate Planning
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Are Your Funeral Plans Really a Good Idea?Following non-traditional funeral plans can sometimes lead to problems for your loved ones. A full Viking funeral seemed like ... Elder Law
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Elderly Need Protection from Abusive RelationshipsConsider the best way to avoid elderly abuse rather than just deal with it after it happens. People have a better chance of ... Elder Abuse
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Cryptocurrency and How It Is Important to an EstateWhat is cryptocurrency and how will your loved ones handle the accounts? Cryptocurrency is showing up more often in estate ... Estate Planning
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Germany Protects Facebook’s Privacy PolicyThe mother of a young daughter, who was run over by a train, wanted access to her Facebook page. Facebook declined a mother's ... Estate Administration
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Texas Court Leaves Inheritance Rights Issue UnresolvedThere are two possible remedies to undue influence in creating estate plans. The Texas Supreme Court recently had the ... Estate
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District of Columbia Cuts Estate TaxThe City's tax plan will meet the federal plan in 2018. Washington D.C. has followed the trend of some states and reduced ... Estate Tax
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Governor Signs Minnesota’s Estate Tax BillThe legislature votes to raise the state estate tax exemption over the objection of the governor. Only 18 states and the ... Estate Tax
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Married Couples without Children Need Estate PlansDual incomes and no children does not rule out estate planning. Couples sometimes referred to as "Dual-income no ... Estate Planning
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Care of Alzheimer’s Patients May Be at HomeNumber of people who died from Alzheimer's disease increased 54% in 2014. A longer lifespan and the large Baby Boomer ... Elder Issues
