Everyone over the age of 18 has an estate. Your estate is comprised of everything you own in addition to your minor children and pets. It’s crucial to make a plan for your estate before you die. Without a plan, your estate goes through a long court process known as...
The divorce process can be long and expensive. However, the work does not end once the divorce decree is signed. You must rethink your plans so that you can take care of yourself and any children and also to ensure proper dispersal of your assets in light of this...
It is important to think about planning for long term care costs now before time slips away. None of us know what will happen next in our lives, but we can make a legal plan that provides for the long term care services we may need in the future while also maximizing...
Do you want to keep as much of what you have earned as you possibly can? Work for your family's future and learn how to optimize your estate and finances with Trusts and IRA's. Don't let taxes, fees, and red tape take a cut from your hard work. If the future has...
The 5 Year look back is a policy used to determine Medicaid eligibility. Learn how to keep your standard of living and avoid “spending down” your retirement savings to qualify for Medicaid. If long term care or high medical bills are in your future, the time to start...