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Thanksgiving Newsletter: Gratitude, Guidance & Growing Together
Gratitude and Guidance
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Nov 202 min read
Walking the Journey Together: How Elder Law Attorneys and Senior Placement Specialists Serve Aging Families
How Elder Law Attorneys and Senior Placement Specialists Serve Aging Families
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Oct 213 min read
When Moving a Loved One Into a Separate Home Becomes the Best Option
Even families we recognize, like actor Bruce Willis’s, have faced the heartbreaking reality of dementia. His diagnosis is a reminder that...
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Sep 153 min read
Thinking of gifting money to your kids so you can qualify for Medicaid? Read This First!
You can absolutely give your kids $19,000 a year but if you think you might need Medicaid to cover long-term care within the next five...
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Aug 51 min read
Why Your Family Needs a Plan for Long-Term Care
Planning for aging loved ones or family members with disabilities isn’t just a good idea; it’s absolutely essential. Long-term care...
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Aug 52 min read
Honor Your Family’s Future: The Importance of Long-Term Care and Elder Law Planning
On a holiday that celebrates the value of security and unity, it’s the perfect time to think about protecting aging parents — or yourself...
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Jul 21 min read
Celebrate Independence: Protect Your Legacy & Loved Ones This 4th of July
This 4th of July, Declare Your Independence — Protect Your Legacy with an Estate PlanAs we celebrate Independence Day, we’re reminded of...
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Jul 21 min read
The Clock Is Ticking on the Estate Tax Exemption
Major Estate Tax Changes Coming—Are You Prepared? Big changes are coming to the federal estate tax. The current exemption—$13.61...
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May 11 min read
Avoid Probate Pitfalls—Especially for Blended Families
Probate is public, costly, and often emotionally draining, especially when family dynamics are complicated. In blended families, outdated...
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May 11 min read
Long-Term Care Costs Are Rising—Have You Planned for Them?
Nursing Home Costs May Wipe Out Your Estate—Unless You Plan Ahead The average cost of a nursing home now exceeds $100,000 per year , and...
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May 11 min read
The Value of Professional Estate Planning
Generic documents often fail to address the unique details and nuances of each person’s situation.
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Apr 12 min read
At-Home Care and Medicaid Benefits
Many seniors want to receive home care not only because of the benefits but also because of the frustrations they say they are...
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Mar 62 min read
Protecting Your Home: Safeguard Your Most Valuable Asset from Medicaid
For many people, their home is not just a place to live—it's their most valuable asset. Whether it's a family heirloom or simply the...
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Feb 52 min read
Planning for Long-Term Care: Protect Your Assets Before It's Too Late
Long-term care can be a significant expense, and if you're not prepared, it can drain your savings, leaving you with little financial...
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Feb 52 min read
The Dangers of Incorrect Language in Florida Real Estate Deeds
Common Deed Errors in Florida
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Jan 72 min read
New Year, New Beginnings: 5 Estate Planning Resolutions for 2025
As we enter 2025, it’s the perfect time to take action on securing your family’s future. Follow these five steps.
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Jan 71 min read
5 Items to Leave out of a Revocable Living Trust
Most clients say they don’t want their family to go through the probate process, so they opt for a Trust-based plan. Don’t let the word...
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Oct 3, 20242 min read
Joint Bank Accounts: Not Always A Good Idea
Joint bank accounts can be a useful estate planning tool for passing money to loved ones outside of probate and planning for disability....
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Aug 6, 20242 min read
When someone passes away in Florida, what happens?
In general, the funeral home is given the decedent’s (the person who passed away) social security number, and they notify the Social...
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Aug 6, 20241 min read
What Does Incapacitated Mean in Elder Law & Estate Planning?
Someone who is incapacitated cannot make personal decisions or understand legal documents. An incapacitated person requires a surrogate...
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Nov 6, 20232 min read
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