Your Power of Attorney and Your Trust: How Do They Interact?

A power of attorney is an essential estate planning document. It lets you appoint an agent to make a range... Read More

Is Your Incapacity Plan Medicaid-Ready?

Having an incapacity plan is vitally important. You never know when catastrophe may strike, and even the youngest and healthiest... Read More

The AARP has constructed a new section of its website dedicated specifically to issues of concern for older gay Americans.... Read More

Have you and your spouse ever taken separate flights to the same destination when you’re traveling without the kids, because... Read More

You’ve probably heard of people including no-contest clauses in their wills and trusts. A no-contest clause is language that’s included... Read More

If you’re the parent of a child with autism, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that one out of every 110... Read More

Imagine you have a loved one – your daughter, for instance – who has special needs. And, imagine your loved... Read More

If you had one week left to live, what would you want to make sure your family members knew and... Read More

If you have a traditional IRA and you’re over age 70 ½, you know that there’s a minimum amount you’re... Read More

While the federal government does impose a gift tax, not every gift is taxable. There are a number of exclusions... Read More

If your husband or wife survives you, and you have funds in a 401(k), can you disinherit him or her... Read More

Most of us, at one point or another, have thought, “I could write a book…” And the truth is, we... Read More