Elderly financial abuse is a distressing reality affecting many seniors, often perpetrated by those closest to them, such as caregivers or family members. As our loved ones age, they may become increasingly vulnerable to exploitation due to declining cognitive abilities or physical frailty. Recognizing the signs of financial abuse and taking proactive steps to protect … Read more
An increasingly important aspect of estate planning involves accounting for and transferring rights to your digital assets. While many people may not believe they have any such assets, they may be seriously deficient in accounting for some valuable assets in their estate plan. What Are Digital Assets? Digital assets are electronic data or information owned … Read more
After you die, all your assets may need to go through a probate process for equal distribution among family members and to pay off any debt or taxes. This process can be complicated and expensive. However, you can employ a few legal strategies through an experienced attorney to protect your assets to help save your … Read more
If something unfortunate should ever happen to you, you want to make sure your special needs child will have the right care. Proper planning is essential because a traditional inheritance can put your child in jeopardy if public assistance is needed in the future. Here are three tips to help you create an estate plan … Read more
Supporting charity organizations is its own reward, knowing that you are using your wealth to help causes close to your heart. However, there is no reason why you cannot help others while still enjoying some benefits for yourself. One effective way to support charities and receive tax benefits is by creating a charitable trust. What … Read more
You may have already distributed your physical possessions and financial accounts to loved ones when planning your estate, but have you thought about your digital assets? These assets include your email accounts, reward points, saved photos on your phone and any other digital information you may own. Your designated executor may have some limited rights … Read more
In a perfect world, everyone involved in an elderly relative or friend’s life would respect their wishes and understand that their estate planning documents are how they want their assets distributed. Unfortunately, this is not always the reality. It is not unheard of for someone in the elder’s life to attempt to take advantage of … Read more
Serving in our country’s military forces often requires sacrifices. For those who served during a period of wartime, some of the sacrifices and struggles are enormous. These Veterans deserve the support of a grateful nation, and that includes Veteran’s Benefits. Sadly, many Veterans do not believe they qualify for some benefits, or become confused when … Read more
Unless you have first-hand experience dealing with the situation, the idea of dealing with probate likely seems faraway and unlikely. For many people, the word “probate” is something akin to the phrase “root canal;” something they aren’t quite clear on the details about but are sure they do not want. The truth is, probate can … Read more
When a person can no longer care for themselves, physically or financially, a conservator or guardian could be necessary to ensure they get the care they need. These arrangements are very different, although they are often confused. What is a Limited Conservatorship? A conservatorship is often mandated by the court when a person can no … Read more
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