Being named an executor is an honor, but it often arrives at one of the hardest moments of your life. While you are grieving the
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What Is Medicaid Planning and When Should You Start?
Why “Just Spend It Down” Is Not a Real Plan You have probably heard someone say, “Just spend down the assets and apply for Medicaid.”
Guardianship vs. Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference?
When a Loved One Can’t Make Decisions, Who Steps In and How This question usually comes up during stressful moments. A medical emergency. A new
The Real Cost of Dying Without an Estate Plan
Why Waiting Until Later Is the Most Expensive Choice You Can Make One of the first questions people ask when they start thinking about estate
10 Myths About Trusts That Could Cost Your Family Thousands
You have probably heard someone say that trusts are only for the ultra-wealthy. That one myth alone can cost families time, money, and peace. At
What Families Need to Know About VA Benefits
This blog is inspired by a recent episode of The Red Wagon Estate Planning & Elder Law Show, where Jeff Bellomo sat down with
Crisis Planning: What to Do If a Loved One Suddenly Needs Care
One hospital stay can change everything. One moment, your loved one is completely independent, and the next, you find yourself trying to make decisions that
Caring for the Dementia Caregiver: Why Their Health and Support Matter Just as Much as the Person They Love
This blog is inspired by a recent episode of The Red Wagon Estate Planning & Elder Law Show, where Jeff Bellomo sat down with
Can You Write Your Own Will? Why DIY Templates Are Risky
Filling out a will online is convenient, especially during the holidays when life gets busy. Search for a simple template, click a link, type in
How to Talk to Your Parents About Estate Planning Without Causing Drama
The holidays are almost here. A time when many of us travel home, share meals, and spend long-overdue time with family. And while no one
When Selling a Home Becomes a Life Transition: What Seniors and Families Need to Know
On a recent episode of The Red Wagon Estate Planning & Elder Law Show, Jeff sat down with Ginnie Kite, a real estate professional
What Happens to Debts After You Die?
Here’s something that surprises a lot of people: debt doesn’t automatically disappear when someone passes away. When a loved one dies, families are already











