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How many of these suggestions do you practice?  Imagine how much simpler – and better – life would be if all of us followed all

We are not talking here about joint accounts on which spouses are the joint owners; virtually all married couples hold many of their assets jointly.

Once you become eligible for Medicare at age 65, you will be inundated with offers from insurance companies for Medigap (supplemental insurance) policies. Sorting through

Researchers estimate that nearly half of people over 65 either own a gun or live in a household with someone who does. Thus, it is important

Many people are confused about the way that life insurance, IRAs and other qualified retirement plans operate under their Wills. The short answer is, they

Behold a real-life cautionary tale of the hazards of no Will or a poorly drafted Will. When soul and R&B icon Aretha Franklin died last

Attorneys, including our office, are constantly educating the public on the importance of having a Health Care Directive consisting of a Health Care Power of

Having outdated or incomplete estate planning documents leads to a false sense of security as we enter our senior years. Therefore, it is important that

I was in my doctor’s office the other week and I noticed a large collage on one wall all about the importance of Advance Directives,

First, let us be very clear – we strongly discourage gifting as an estate planning tool! People often come to us and say they want

Effective January 1, 2020, big changes are coming the central Pennsylvania Medicaid recipients! The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) is preparing to implement the

Social Security survivor's benefits provide a safety net to widows and widowers. However, to get the most out of the benefit, you need to know