Challenging Your Parents Estate Plan
Question: What is the most common reason for children challenging their parents Estate Plan? Answer: In my experience, the disinheritance of...
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March 23, 2014
End of life decisions, Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Medical
End of life decisions, Long Term Care, Long Term Care Planning, Medical
You Owe it to Yourself and Your Family to Execute an Advance Medical Directive
Why You Owe it to Yourself and Your Family to Execute an Advance Medical Directive Terri Schiavo was only 26...
May 23, 2013
Caregivers, Guardianship
Caregivers, Guardianship
Introduction to Elder Law for Caregivers
Elder Law for Caregivers Caregiving for someone with Alzheimer's, a related dementia, or a physical illness is one of the...
January 10, 2013
Elder Law
Elder Law
Update on Class Action Suit Against Medicare’s 100 Day Rule
Question: In yesterday’s Q&A, which dealt with Medicare’s 100 day rule limit for reimbursement of nursing home rehabilitation, Attorney Siebert...
June 8, 2012
Elder Law
Elder Law
Can I Be a Resident of Two States for Tax Purposes?
Question: Can two states claim me as a resident for tax purposes if I live in one state part of...
August 1, 2011
Living Trust
Living Trust
How Unusual Family Situations Can be Address by Living Trusts
How unusual family situations can be address by living trusts Living (revocable) trusts can address unique scenarios for people that...