How Often Should You Review Your Estate Plan?
Movies, television and books tend to showcase wills in fairly dramatic ways - handwritten notes, videos, deathbed utterances - but what makes a will valid?
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07, 2019
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07, 2019
What Makes a Will Valid?
Movies, television and books tend to showcase wills in fairly dramatic ways - handwritten notes, videos, deathbed utterances - but what makes a will valid?
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06, 2019
Dealing With Student Loan Debt As You Approach Retirement
The number of older Americans with student loan debt - whether it be theirs or someone else’s - is rapidly growing.
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06, 2019
Creating an Estate Plan for a Child with Special Needs
Children with special needs have increased financial and assistance needs, so special needs estate planning can be a bit tricky.
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06, 2019
Tips to Avoid Abuse When Drafting a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is one of the most important estate planning documents you can create, but it is also one that can be misused.
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01, 2019
New Law Includes Protections for Flyers with Disabilities
This past October, the Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization Act of 2018 was signed into enactment. This bill (H.R. 302), which [...]
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05, 2018
Medicaid Eligibility and the Qualified Income Trust (QIT)
Eligibility for Medicaid long-term care assistance depends on several factors, including: Citizenship/residency Being aged, blind, or disabled Asset limits Income [...]
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04, 2018
Understanding Medicaid Long-Term Care Exemptions
About 60% of New Jersey nursing home residents and more than 2/3 of those in New York long-term care facilities [...]
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04, 2018
Benefits of a Charitable Remainder Trust
Even if you haven’t yet invested in estate planning, you’ve probably heard of Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs). When you visit [...]
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04, 2018
Estate Planning for Older Parents
A combination of advances in medical science, longer life spans, people marrying later, second marriages, and other factors mean that [...]