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Crap, My Beneficiaries Died Before Me, Now What?

Crap, My Beneficiaries Died Before Me, Now What?

As an estate planning and elder attorney, we always encourage people to plan ahead in case something unforeseen were to happen.   In some cases,

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I Am Named As An Executor In A Will. Is That A Good Thing?

I Am Named As An Executor In A Will. Is That A Good Thing?

I often find in my estate planning and elder law practice, that every child, or every family member, wants to be named as an executor

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Why Young Individuals Need Planning as Much as Older Adults

Why Young Individuals Need Planning as Much as Older Adults

There is definitely a false belief that estate planning and elder law are only for individuals who are elderly and who have amassed a ton

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What is a Pour-Over Will?

What is a Pour-Over Will?

Most of us have heard about a Last Will and Testament, but have you ever heard of a pour-over Will? Pour-over Wills are used often

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Who Will Raise Your Kids and Make Sure That They Are Taken Care of Financially if You Are Gone?

Who Will Raise Your Kids and Make Sure That They Are Taken Care of Financially if You Are Gone?

The thought of passing away and not being able to raise your kids is certainly one that none of us hope that we ever have

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I Am a Parent of a Child With Special Needs; Where Do I Start?

I Am a Parent of a Child With Special Needs; Where Do I Start?

We are often in the community giving workshops or presentations at community events or local churches and nonprofit organizations.    It is typically fairly obvious

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How Mediation Can Save a Family

How Mediation Can Save a Family

Estate planning and elder law is a wonderfully rewarding and fulfilling practice area.  As an attorney, I am blessed to work with families who are

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Getting Access to Assets and Benefits After a Death

Getting Access to Assets and Benefits After a Death

Oftentimes, the death of a loved one is the hardest thing that any of us will endure.  Not only did we lose the individual physically

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