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Just Inherited a House in Alabama? Here’s What to Do in the First 30 Days

Just Inherited a House in Alabama? Here’s What to Do in the First 30 Days

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Oct 15, 2026 | Blog, Estate Planning

Inheriting a house in Alabama rarely comes at a convenient time. Often, this inheritance comes during a time of loss — and as you’re grieving, this just feels like a big to-do on the list. You might feel overwhelmed or unsure where to start, and that’s completely...
Should You Quit Your Job to Care for a Parent? The Financial and Legal Reality

Should You Quit Your Job to Care for a Parent? The Financial and Legal Reality

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Oct 14, 2026 | Aging Parents, Blog, Caregivers, Estate Planning

If you’re taking care of an aging parent, then you understand the role of caregiver is a full-time job. And if you already have a full-time job, then it can feel like your days are too much to handle. We all want to be able to care for our parents after a lifetime of...
When Siblings Disagree About a Parent’s Care: How to Handle Family Conflict Before It Becomes a Legal Problem

When Siblings Disagree About a Parent’s Care: How to Handle Family Conflict Before It Becomes a Legal Problem

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Sep 1, 2026 | Aging Parents, Blog, Estate Planning

When the time comes for you to make decisions on behalf of your parents, it’s not always an easy transition. No matter how old you are, there’s still a part of you that values knowing mom and dad are around to advise on the tough moments in life. But when that role...
Alabama ABLE Accounts: What Families of Adults with Special Needs Should Know

Alabama ABLE Accounts: What Families of Adults with Special Needs Should Know

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Aug 26, 2026 | Blog, Estate Planning, Special Needs

Many parents ask, “Can my adult child with a disability have a savings account without losing SSI or Medicaid?” The answer is yes, and an Alabama ABLE Account may be the solution. Perhaps your son has started working part-time and wants to save for a...
Gray Divorce and Estate Planning: Protecting Your Assets After a Later-in-Life Split

Gray Divorce and Estate Planning: Protecting Your Assets After a Later-in-Life Split

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Jun 24, 2026 | Asset Protection, Blog, Estate Planning

Did you know that gray divorce rates have doubled since the 1990s? A gray divorce is a term used to describe the ending of a long-term marriage. Unlike going through a divorce in your 30s, a gray divorce leaves you with less time to recover and higher stakes in...
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