The fact is that many people who are single without children will eventually marry or form other relationships. In addition, many parents are single yet have children. Yet, for other young adults, staying single and childless is a matter of choice. And if trends hold, the number of single, childless households is likely to increase […]
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Within the past year, a combination of new legislation and the recent change of leadership in the White House and Congress stands to dramatically increase the taxes your loved ones will have to pay on inherited retirement accounts as well as increasing the taxes you owe on your taxable investments. However, purchasing life insurance may […]
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If you own a business, you almost certainly have intellectual property. However, because your intellectual property is intangible, it can be invisible to you and those who aren’t familiar with the nature of intellectual property and its value, so it often gets overlooked, especially when it comes to estate planning. Yet, if you fail […]
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Although you likely won’t need to have an entirely new estate plan prepared for you, upon relocating to another state, you should definitely have your existing plan reviewed by an estate planning lawyer who is familiar with your new home state’s laws. Each state has its own laws governing estate planning, and those laws can […]
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While the quarantines, shutdowns, and social distancing measures related to the pandemic have been difficult for everyone, the elderly have been particularly hard hit. Since seniors face the most health risks from COVID-19, most of them have been careful to avoid close contact with their family members, and this has left many grandparents unable to […]
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With people living longer than ever before, more and more seniors require long-term healthcare services in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. However, such care is extremely expensive, especially when it’s needed for extended periods of time. Traditional healthcare insurance doesn’t cover such services, and though Medicare does pay for some long-term care, it’s quite […]
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3 Reasons Why Single Folks with No Children Need an Estate Plan
Estate Planning, Estate Planning BlogThe fact is that many people who are single without children will eventually marry or form other relationships. In addition, many parents are single yet have children. Yet, for other young adults, staying single and childless is a matter of choice. And if trends hold, the number of single, childless households is likely to increase […]
New Developments Transform the Role Life Insurance Plays in Your Estate and Financial Planning
Asset Protection, Estate Planning, Family, Family Values, Insurance, Legacy Planning, Parents, TaxesWithin the past year, a combination of new legislation and the recent change of leadership in the White House and Congress stands to dramatically increase the taxes your loved ones will have to pay on inherited retirement accounts as well as increasing the taxes you owe on your taxable investments. However, purchasing life insurance may […]
Does Your Estate Plan Protect Your Intellectual Property?
Asset Protection, Education, Insurance, Legacy Planning, News, TrustsIf you own a business, you almost certainly have intellectual property. However, because your intellectual property is intangible, it can be invisible to you and those who aren’t familiar with the nature of intellectual property and its value, so it often gets overlooked, especially when it comes to estate planning. Yet, if you fail […]
Moving to A New State? Remember to Review Your Estate Plan
Asset Protection, Common Mistakes, Dementia, Digital Estate Planning, Estate Planning, Estate Planning Blog, Family, Family Values, Financial Caregivers, Healthcare, Inheritance, Parents, Real EstateAlthough you likely won’t need to have an entirely new estate plan prepared for you, upon relocating to another state, you should definitely have your existing plan reviewed by an estate planning lawyer who is familiar with your new home state’s laws. Each state has its own laws governing estate planning, and those laws can […]
5 Tips for Keeping Kids Connected With Grandparents During the Pandemic
Asset Protection, Beneficiaries, Blended Family, Digital Estate Planning, Education, Elderly, Estate Planning, Family, Family Values, Healthcare, Inheritance, Kids Protection Planning, Legacy Planning, Long-term CareWhile the quarantines, shutdowns, and social distancing measures related to the pandemic have been difficult for everyone, the elderly have been particularly hard hit. Since seniors face the most health risks from COVID-19, most of them have been careful to avoid close contact with their family members, and this has left many grandparents unable to […]
What You Should Know About Long -Term Care Insurance
Asset Protection, Blended Family, Common Mistakes, Dementia, Digital Estate Planning, Education, ElderlyWith people living longer than ever before, more and more seniors require long-term healthcare services in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. However, such care is extremely expensive, especially when it’s needed for extended periods of time. Traditional healthcare insurance doesn’t cover such services, and though Medicare does pay for some long-term care, it’s quite […]