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The VA Aid and Attendance Pension Program Can Help Eligible Veterans Pay For The Cost Of Long-Term Care

May 28, 2020/

The Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit provides eligible veterans with tax-free pension income payments. This benefit also extends to surviving...

If There Is No Estate Tax, Do You Still Need An Estate Plan?

May 26, 2020/

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed by President Trump on December 22, 2017, included provisions that doubled the estate...

Are You Predisposed to Alzheimer’s Disease? What to Consider Before Taking A Genetic Test, Continued

May 21, 2020/

It is important to note that if you take a genetic test and the results indicate you have APOE4, the...

How to Avoid Challenges to Wills and Trusts, Continued

May 19, 2020/

Here are several additional ways to prevent disputes over your estate. Consider putting a no contest clause in your will....

Are You Predisposed to Alzheimer’s Disease? What to Consider Before Taking a Genetic Test

May 14, 2020/

It is now easy and relatively inexpensive for consumers to take tests that reveal basic information about their genetic health...

Caregivers Must Remember to Care for Themselves – Continued

May 7, 2020/

In our last post, we looked at the problem of caregiver burnout and how to tell if you may be...

A Will Is A Key Component of Any Estate Plan, but It’s Not Enough – Continued

May 5, 2020/

Another reason a will isn’t enough is that the ownership of many assets transfers outside the will, including life insurance,...

Caregivers Must Remember to Care for Themselves

April 30, 2020/

According to a report issued by the National Alliance for Caregivers and AARP, approximately 40 million Americans provide unpaid care...

A Will Is A Key Component of Any Estate Plan, but It’s Not Enough

April 28, 2020/

A will can help you accomplish a number of important planning goals. For instance, it allows you to control how...

Medicare, Medicaid, and planning for long-term care, continued

April 23, 2020/

Last time we looked at the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. Now let’s look at how they differ with respect...

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