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Category: Eldercare Planning and Organization

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Common Reasons for a Medicaid Denial

Applying for Medicaid can be complicated. While applications may seem straightforward, there are many hidden pitfalls where you
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Funding a Trust in 2025: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Your Assets and Legacy

Creating a trust is a crucial step in estate planning, but it’s not the end of the process.
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Handling an Estate When Someone Has Lost Capacity

When creating an estate plan, for example preparing a Last Will and Testament, one of the critical components
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You Have Been Named Executor of Your Sister’s Will – What Do You Have To Do and When?

Being elected as an executor of an individual’s Will is an important responsibility. Administering a Will can be

Happy Healthy Caregiver: Balancing Caregiving and Life

Caregiving is one of the most selfless roles a person can take on, but it often comes with

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Talking to Your Parents About Money This Thanksgiving: Care, Cash and Conversation

We hope you survived Thanksgiving, and maybe you even enjoyed it? If you have an aging parent, chances

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Even Though It’s Turkey Season, Get Your Ducks in a Row

Many articles have been written about Thanksgiving being the perfect time to talk about estate planning – wills,
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Estate Planning 101: The Documents You Need & Why

Most people have the vague idea that estate planning is about passing on one’s assets to loved ones

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How Often Should Estate Planning Documents Like Wills or Trusts Be Updated?

The question then becomes, how often should one change or update living documents such as Wills or revocable
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Mental Capacity Requirements in Estate Planning

A primary requirement when signing a legal document, including a Last Will and Testament or other estate planning