You have to think things all the way through if you want to be comprehensively prepared from an estate planning perspective. There are details that must be attended to beyond the transfer of financial assets after your passing. One thing to consider would be your final arrangements. Would you want to be buried, or would … [Read More]
This Week Is National Estate Planning Awareness Week
Free Estate Planning and Elder Law Reports. Schedule a Free Consultation In honor of National Estate Planning Awareness Week we are offering free estate planning and elder law consultations at the present time. If you work with a licensed attorney, you can put a personalized plan in place that is ideal for you and your … [Read More]
What Is the Medicaid Maximum Asset Limit?
Even if you expect to qualify for Medicare as a senior citizen, you should still understand a bit about the Medicaid program. This is because of the fact that Medicare will not pay for living assistance. Most seniors will eventually need help with their day-to-day needs, and custodial care is very expensive. Medicaid is relevant … [Read More]
Can I Give Tax-Free Gifts to My Children?
There is a federal gift tax in the United States, and it is unified with the federal estate tax. The maximum rate of the gift tax and the estate tax is 40 percent. Federal transfer taxes can be levied on gifts that you give to your children. Annual Gift Tax Exclusion Most people never pay … [Read More]
How Does Medicaid Apply to Married Couples?
When you are going through life paying taxes on your income, you are contributing into the Medicare program. Each year you can earn as many as four retirement credits. Once you have 40 credits, you have earned Medicare eligibility. The age of eligibility is 65 at the present time. If you are going to qualify … [Read More]
Do Elder Law Attorneys Practice in Other Legal Areas?
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Three Common Estate Planning Misconceptions
There are a number of misconceptions that people sometimes harbor about estate planning, and we would like to take a look at three of them here. 1. Estate planning is not important yet because I’m still relatively young. There is a lot of procrastination when it comes to estate planning, and the idea that there … [Read More]
Unequal Inheritances: Communicate With Loved Ones
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Two Wills You May Overlook
There are a number of estate planning documents that the typical layperson may not have ever heard of, but the [Read More]
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