When you hear about changes in inheritance law, Medicaid funding, and nursing home issues in the news, you want to know how that will affect you. Learn more by reading our take on the major news stories here.
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Why it is generally recommended that you review your estate plan at least every few years Why it is generally recommended that you review your estate plan at least every few years. -
6 Possible Risk Factors for Dementia Potential Risk Factors For Dementia and Cognitive Decline You May Not Expect -
Preparing for end-of-life decisions is essential End-of-Life Care Resources -
Long-Term Care Costs Increase Due To Inflation How planning ahead can help you afford long-term care. -
Beware of Online Estate Planning Don't risk doing your own estate planning! -
Don't have a Will? You may be putting your kids at risk. The death of Anne Heche proves that not having a Will can place a heavy burden on your children and cause complications. -
Settling An Estate is Not Just For the Rich When a loved one dies, someone will have to take care of debts and distribute assets. -
When is a Nursing Home Eviction Legal? Since Federal Law covers all federally funded nursing home residents, nursing home evictions are only legal in certain instances. -
The Demand For Estate Planning Rises Among Millennials Millennials are taking the lead on writing Wills and establishing Trusts to set up their families’ financial health. -
Supreme Court Rules State Medicaid Programs Can Recoup a Larger Share of Injury Settlements Medicaid programs may be repaid from settlement funds reserved for future medical expenses due to a legal case involving a Floridian teen. -
Would You Include Cryptocurrency in Your 401K Investment? House Republicans unveiled a new bill that would protect cryptocurrency investments in retirement accounts.