Medicaid is widely known but often misconstrued. With laws and regulations constantly changing, there is a possibility that you’ve heard incorrect or outdated information along the way. We’re here to help debunk some of the most common misconceptions about Medicaid...
Bringing up the subject of estate planning with your aging parents can be difficult. No one wants to have a conversation about what will happen when they are gone, but it is a conversation that needs to be had. Estate planning is about empowering your parents to make...
Anyone who tells you they are excited about estate planning is either an estate planning attorney, themselves, or a liar. After all, nobody looks forward to paperwork, and even less than nobody enjoys contemplating their own death. This explains why, despite being a...
Less than 50 percent of U.S. adults have any kind of estate plan in place, and this is in large part due to a general misunderstanding of what an estate plan does. Estate planning is not— despite popular misconception—a task you attend to in old age or ill health. On...
According to the United States Census Bureau, by 2030 one in five residents in the United States will be of retirement age. Many of us will eventually require costly long-term care in our old age. Medicaid planning is one important step that helps individuals prepare...
With the US population aging, life expectancy increasing, and events like the Covid-19 pandemic showing us that no one’s health is secure, new awareness has arrived concerning the need for a long-term care plan. This is great news and yet with increased awareness...
