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Testators preparing their estate plans often identify specific beneficiaries whom they want to prioritize. They focus on leaving as much support as possible for the people closest to them or in the most vulnerable circumstances. While those goals may be admirable,...
Individuals preparing for retirement often need to think about a variety of possible scenarios. They may need to plan for incapacity by establishing durable powers of attorney and advance directives. They may need to think about the possibility of major medical...
Establishing a trust can be a valuable estate planning move in a variety of different circumstances. People worried about estate taxes, eligibility for Medicaid, creditor claims and beneficiary misconduct may opt to fund a trust when putting together an estate plan....
Probate litigation can stem from a variety of different issues. Sometimes, family members question the conduct of a personal representative. They may worry about delays in probate proceedings or questionable financial moves. Other times, there may be concerns about...
Estate administration involves the fulfillment of an individual's last wishes. The personal representative administering an estate either follows the instructions provided in an estate plan or follows the rules established in intestate succession statutes. If an...
Sometimes, estate administration leads to litigation. The beneficiaries of the estate or the close family members of the deceased individual have questions about the validity of the documents. People may file will contests because documents are significantly outdated....
Every adult needs to have an estate plan in place that outlines their wishes for their end-of-life care and their assets after they pass away. While creating an estate plan may not be a pleasant activity, it’s one that’s critical because it provides valuable...
Most older adults in the United States qualify for Medicare. Those who have worked to support themselves and those married to qualifying wage-earners can receive Medicare medical coverage in their golden years. Medicare is a valuable resource that helps cover basic...
Most older adults don't plan to spend the final years of their lives in nursing homes. Aiming to age in place at their current residence is much more common. However, nursing homes exist in part because the health complications of age often render people incapable of...
Overseeing probate proceedings can be a daunting task. The personal representative of an estate commits months of their time to the process. They need to attend court hearings, physically secure the assets of the decedent, communicate with interested parties and make...
