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Why create a revocable or irrevocable trust?
If you’ve done any sort of research about estate planning, you’ve likely come across the term “revocable trust.” It’s a common tactic lawyers such as
Around the Web: Medicaid’s struggle with nursing home expenses
As the discussion about Medicare and Medicaid continues to go on, TIME recently published an article analyzing a huge burden on the Medicaid system: Nursing home
Around the Web: Long-term insurance issues
Long-term insurance policies are focused on issues such as day-to-day living expenses and the assistance some people need to live life to the fullest. It’s not
Around the Web: Retirement age, but not retiring
Retirement is a hot topic for all ages. For those younger, it’s often a matter of saving for it or sometimes wondering if it’s a
What if I’m single?
Typically, you’ll hear us talk about how much of an impact an estate plan can have for a family. And it’s true: Loved ones go
Do military families have estate planning challenges?
Our men and women who serve our nation at home and abroad face different challenges than the everyday person. And when it comes to estate
Prince, Purple Rain, and a Failure in Estate Planning
Prince’s recent passing drew scores of remembrance across the international spectrum. But he clearly ignored his own advice in songs like “Purple Rain”: I never
Around the web: “Senior moments” explained by Georgia Tech
Recently, the Georgia Institute of Technology took a look at the concept of a “senior moment” and found a striking conclusion: Their minds have trouble
Wills, asset protection aren’t just for the wealthy
When many people hear the phrase “asset protection” they immediately tune out, because they think it relates to business owners or those who own property.
Estate planning and divorce
While often an unfortunate and uncomfortable topic to address, your estate plan typically needs an update if you’ve experienced a major life change – and