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Inheritances and Medicaid: Be Careful, Plan Ahead

Costly mistakes can be made when it comes to inheritances and Medicaid.

Three Reasons to Avoid Probate

Probate can be a pain in the neck. Even with the best Will, probate is still a very public process. It can also be very expensive and very t

Life Insurance, Plain and Simple

Many of us do not start thinking about life insurance until we get our first "real" full-time job and the company’s human resources...

Leave a Valuable Inheritance with No Money

As an estate planning attorney I focus on planning for and protecting whatever matters most to you, and for most people, that is not...

Leaving an Inheritance to Your Grandchildren

The best way to leave an inheritance for grandchildren depends on numerous circumstances including the family's finances and stability.

When is Disinheriting a Child a Mistake?

Most parents choose to treat their children equally when it comes to inheriting property or money. But sometimes, parents intentionally...

Why Title Matters

Understanding how your real estate is owned, or “titled,” is necessary because this determines the extent of control you have over your real

Protecting Your Children’s Inheritance When You are Divorced

If you are divorced, it is essential to make sure your plan works precisely the way you want. Every situation is unique, but we are here to

Creating Your Will During COVID-19 Pandemic

Understandably, the coronavirus pandemic has created the scramble to set up wills and end-of-life-directives. However, online do it yourself

Surprise! You Cannot Easily Disinherit Your Spouse.

In the majority of states and the District of Columbia, you cannot intentionally disinherit your spouse unless your spouse actually agrees

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