Seniors and Medicaid Planning
An elder law attorney helps a senior with asset protection when Medicaid is needed. Solutions exists to preserve an estate and qualify for Medicaid.
Your Estate Plan and Copyrights
Typically, you may think that estate planning only covers real estate, financial accounts, and personal property. However, there is another group of assets to consider: Intellectual Property. Today, let’s look at your estate plan and copyrights. What is Intellectual Property? What is Intellectual Property? Intellectual Property (IP) defines assets covering patents, trademarks, copyright, and trade […]
Estate Planning and Your Trademark
How do you protect your trademark with estate planning? What is the value of a trademark in estate planning?
What is a Valid Last Will?
Your Last Will and Testament is a basic part of your estate plan that tells the Court how you want your property to be given and who should receive your assets after your death. To do the job, it needs to be a valid legal document.
What is a Family LLC?
When you own a family business what estate planning do you need to thing about to protect generational wealth and your legacy?
What’s Wrong with DIY Estate Plans?
Whether you are considering writing your own will or using an online “do it yourself” (DIY) document creator, there are many reasons why this is one project you should not undertake without the help of an estate planning attorney.
Estate Planning and Grey Divorce
Grey divorces affects your estate plans. What is the effect on your wills, trusts, and powers of attorney? Why is it important to update your estate plan.
What is Wealth Management?
This article focuses on advanced estate planning and asset protection for affluent families. Wealth management is part of advanced estate planning that creates solutions for economically affluent families.
What is a Third-Party Special Needs Trust?
What is a third-party special needs trust? Family members provide a quality of life for a loved one with a disability with a third-party SNT.
Estate Planning Myths
There are myths people hold about estate planning. Let’s address some myths like Myth #1 no need for a will.
