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Guardianship of Elderly Parents

A parent who is aging often loses the ability to think clearly and make meaningful decisions. This growing inability may occur due to Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, mental illness, stroke, brain injury, or other severe health or disability…

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A Comparison of Elder Law and Estate Planning

Despite some overlap, estate planning and elder law serve different purposes, yet both are equally vital to protect yourself and your family. The two terms tend to go hand in hand, but there are some differences. The biggest difference is…

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Estate Planning and Tax Reform

You may need to update your estate plan annually to account for changes in federal estate tax law, gifts, and generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax exemptions. Since 2018, federal estate tax exemptions have allowed estates above $11.7 million (adjusted annually for…

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Living Wills: Ten Things You Need to Know

Living wills are not last wills and testaments that indicate how you want your assets to be distributed after your death. Instead, it is a mechanism to communicate to your family and doctors how you want medical care conducted when…

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Health Care Directives Are Important

Most people can communicate their wants and needs, but some people lose that ability when they are ill, injured, or afflicted. When this happens, they need someone they trust to advocate for them. You can prepare the proper legal documents…

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Getting Rid of Unwelcome Medical Bills

Even if your insurance covers you, you might still be forced to pay huge medical bills after an emergency. For example, suppose that you underwent emergency surgery for some reason. You scheduled it at a hospital that participated in your…

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