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2022: Long-Term Care Options

2022: Long-Term Care Options

At the start of every year, it is important to review your life and healthcare planning. Taking time to prepare now can help protect your health, finances, and future. Long-term care planning is one of the most valuable steps you…

How Creditors Can Disrupt Probate Proceedings

How Creditors Can Disrupt Probate Proceedings

Typically, a will appoints a representative (executor) to publish the date of death of the testator in a local newspaper. If the decedent owes a debt to creditors, this information serves as a notice to them. Personal representatives must also…

Long-Term Care Financing

Long-Term Care Financing

  According to findings from research conducted by Genworth, the US Department of Health and Human Services estimates that 70% of Americans will need some sort of long-term care (LTC). The median annual cost of these services in 2020 is…

What Happens If a Beneficiary Dies?

What Happens If a Beneficiary Dies?

  What happens to your inheritance if your beneficiary is no longer alive? If you leave the property to your brother Jim, but he dies before you, will his children inherit the property? That depends on whether your will expresses…

What You Need to Know About Probate

What You Need to Know About Probate

Though probate sounds complex and expensive, it is a legal procedure that formalizes the process of passing assets from descendants to their chosen heirs. Whether you need probate depends on the type of property you own, how you own it,…

Choosing a Power of Attorney

Choosing a Power of Attorney

When you are planning for potential incapacitating situations and need to appoint someone to manage your affairs, a power of attorney is an essential tool. In these documents, one or more agents can be granted broad authority over your behalf…

Communicating Your Estate Plans to Your Loved Ones

Communicating Your Estate Plans to Your Loved Ones

Creating a comprehensive estate plan is the key to ensuring your loved ones inherit your wealth. Many of us, however, overlook the importance of communicating our estate plan to family and heirs. No matter how thorough and current your estate…

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