Several weeks ago on this blog, we talked about the basic definition of a guardian and we delved into how a guardianship works. This week, we will dig a little deeper into the subject and talk about two of the most common types of guardianships, temporary and...
Month: July 2015
Avoiding the most common gaffes in estate planning (cont.)
Several weeks ago on this blog, we delved some of the most common pitfalls in estate planning. Of course, estate planning is a broad subject, so we only touched on a few of the most prevalent errors people make in the process. This week, we will pick up where we left...
Do you need an estate plan if you’re single?
Many people think an estate plan is only for elderly people with major assets and children to pass it on to. However, having an estate plan in order is essential for everyone, regardless of age and wealth. After all, life can change on a dime and you don't want to...
Medicare 101
The ins and outs of medical insurance, Medicaid and Medicare can get so complicated that it can feel like you need to go back to school to figure out all of the options. With that in mind, let's start with Medicare's absolute basics.Medicare is a social program meant...
It’s never too early to start planning for your future care
Granted, it's not a subject anyone enjoys thinking about, but planning for your care is of vital importance. After all, do you want anyone else making decisions for you about which nursing home or care facility you'll be in or what happens to you if you become...
