Do Your Retirement and Estate Plans Address These Four Risks? September 26, 2011 - Andrew Smith There are a new set of challenges for retirement and estate planning. People are living longer, costs are rising, and... Read More Retirement Planning
What is a Guardian ad Litem? September 23, 2011 - Andrew Smith Both in elder law and estate planning you may see the term Guardian ad Litem used. But do you know... Read More Elder Law
What You Should Know About Wills, Trusts and Probate September 21, 2011 - Andrew Smith Part one of two If you’re a senior you’ve probably have had the time to think about leaving things to... Read More Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
The Living Will as Compared to a Living Trust September 19, 2011 - Andrew Smith Many people interchange the terms Living Will and Living Trust, but they are much different from each other. A Living... Read More Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
IRAs and Beneficiaries – an Important Checkup September 16, 2011 - Andrew Smith Part two of two In part one we talked about re-visiting your IRAs from time to time, especially as life... Read More Estate Planning, Retirement Planning
Re-Visit Your IRA Beneficiary Designations From Time to Time September 14, 2011 - Andrew Smith Part one of two Many working or retired adults have at least one IRA; some have several. When you opened... Read More Estate Planning, Retirement Planning
How to Avoid Probate And Optimize the Value of Your Estate September 12, 2011 - Andrew Smith If you’ve ever been to court, you know that it can be a daunting experience. In court, only certain things... Read More Estate Planning, Probate
No Will? You’re Not Alone. But Not Having One Can Lead to a Lot of Problems September 9, 2011 - Andrew Smith No Will? You’re Not Alone. But Not Having One Can Lead to a Lot of Problems Some people pass away... Read More Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
Qualifying for Medicaid – Options for Eligibility You May Not Know About September 7, 2011 - Andrew Smith As you probably know, Medicaid provides for long-term care in a facility such as a nursing home. Medicaid has strict... Read More Medicaid
Estate Planning is Mainly for the Wealthy, Right? September 5, 2011 - Andrew Smith A lot of people feel that Estate Planning is mainly for the wealthy. Of course, the term “wealthy” can mean... Read More Estate Planning
Lessening the Burden on Your Family After You Die September 2, 2011 - Andrew Smith After a loved one passes away, the family is often left to deal with not only the grief of the... Read More Estate Planning
Do You Really Need a Living Trust? August 31, 2011 - Andrew Smith When you are going through the estate planning process, it can be quite tempting to try a one-size-fits-all approach. However,... Read More Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts