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3 Types of Long-Term Care
Whether it’s for you or a loved one, here are three of the more common forms of long-term care you may one day find yourself considering.
How the Outcome of the 2024 Presidential Election Could Impact Your Estate Plan (and How to Prepare)
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, significant changes in tax policies and estate planning regulations are on the horizon.
Estate Planning Essentials for Single Parents
Estate planning is essential for single parents. It’s not just about legal documents; it’s about protecting your family and ensuring their care and financial security, no matter what happens to you.
At Every Age: Estate Planning by Your Decade
When many people think of estate planning, they think of a process that only older, well-established people need to worry about. The truth is that it is never too early to start looking at your future.
Has a Parent Received a Dementia Diagnosis? Here Are Your First Steps to Take
Receiving a dementia diagnosis for a parent or partner can be both overwhelming and heartbreaking. Here’s a guide to help you manage this journey with ease.
Estate Planning for Young Couples
Estate planning for young parents comes with some unique wrinkles, but by working with an experienced professional, you can ensure that your family is well protected.
How Your Marriage May Change When Your Spouse Has Alzheimer’s
Receiving news that your spouse has Alzheimer’s disease can be a challenge that requires significant life adjustments.
Your Child Turning 18 is a Big Deal, Here’s Why
Turning 18 marks the transition into legal adulthood, which brings with it a whole new set of rights and responsibilities.
Talking to Your Children About Inheritance
It is time for an in-depth conversation with your children about inheritance and what will happen after we pass.
The Medicaid Look-Back Period, Explained
Qualifying for nursing home Medicaid is one of the best ways to protect yourself from running through your savings, but eligibility is a tricky situation.
Assisted Living vs. In-Home Care: Which is Better for You?
As your parents or loved ones grow older, you may find yourself making the choice between choosing assisted living or in-home care.
My Mom Has Dementia… Can She Sign Legal Documents?
Understanding a loved one’s wishes when they begin to suffer from the symptoms of dementia can be a difficult process, which is why it’s best to ensure that all of their documents are in place while they are still well.
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