At the end of the day, there are three main ways to pay for long-term care: 1. Pay privately. 2. Pay with your long-term care
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The Perils Of DIY Estate Planning
Estate planning is a crucial process that ensures the security of your family and assets when you pass away. However, many people are tempted to
How to Avoid Sibling Conflicts When Caring for Aging Parents
As our parents age, we are faced with tough decisions on how to provide them with the care they need. Two common questions that adult
Thank You All For Supporting Our Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Since my first day with Bellomo & Associates, our team has been a part of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Over the years, it has
Happy 7 Year Work Anniversary Amber!
This year I celebrated seven years with Bellomo & Associates. What a whirlwind it has been! Honestly, it so easy to come to work that
What If You and Your Child’s Other Parent Cannot Agree on a Guardian?
When engaging in estate planning for any parent whose child is not yet an adult, there is always one very important decision to make: who
Why Its Imperative To Have Advance Healthcare Directives
An advance healthcare directive is a healthcare power of attorney and living will in a single document. The document will provide instruction on who will
Meet Dana S. Wieseman from our Probate Team
Dana was Born and raised in Central Pennsylvania. A graduate of Mechanicsburg Area high School in 1987 and Central Penn University in 1993 with a
Having “The Conversation” or “The Talk” With Your Adult Children About Their Inheritance
It is very rare for us to assist a family with their estate planning that we are not asked from the parents whether or not
Estate Planning Basics
Many people come into our office wanting to know what planning they need. We often are able to demonstrate very quickly that it is impossible
Are Estate Planning Online Documents "Good Enough"?
We get asked all the time by people about whether or not an estate planning online document would be “good enough.” The bottom line with
Are Estate Planning Online Documents “Good Enough”?
We get asked all the time by people about whether or not an estate planning online document would be “good enough.” The bottom line with