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What You Should Know About Long-Term Care
It is expected that long-term care in the United States…
The Legal Transfer of Wealth to Heirs While Avoiding Taxes
The use of tax avoidance principles while transferring wealth is…
Special Needs Programs Provided by the Government
Special needs individuals can take advantage of several programs and…
Litigation Related to the Administration of Probate
Legal disputes arising during the probate process, the legal process…
Preventing Financial Fraud Against Our Elders
Older adults are unlikely to recover from significant financial losses…
An Overview of Unmarried Couples and Estate Planning
The number of Americans who are widowed or divorced has…
A Guide to Setting Up Your Trust and Selecting a Trustee
There are many people who use trusts, not just the…
Wealth Management and Tax Planning for Families
For high-net-worth families, many legal strategies are employed to preserve…
Putting Your Into Writing: Dementia Directives for Hand-Feeding and Hydration
Sadly, many of us have witnessed the slow and dehumanizing…
A Guide for Understanding Grantor-Retained Income Trusts
In estate planning and wealth transfer, people sometimes seek strategies…
Tips for Traveling with Disabilities
The terms "disabled travel" and "accessible travel" are relatively new…
Independent Living with Home Sharing is Preferable for Baby Boomers
As the baby boomer generation ages alone, fewer and fewer…
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