Why Your Digital Legacy Matters
The entire world is changing at a pace faster than it ever has in history. There are things to consider in this day and age that nobody has ever had to think on before. These include the idea of a digital legacy. Did you ever consider what will happen with [...]
Risks and Advantages of Splitting Revocable Trusts
Many married couples set up a revocable trust to protect their assets upon their death, and ensure they go where the couple desires. Joint trusts have a single trust document that combines all the couple’s assets into one, and manages the estate as a single entity. It’s the easiest kind [...]
How to Select Your Power of Attorney
Imagine giving someone the power to make your important medical decisions when you could not. To let this person work with your family as a friend an advocate for your needs. You were so sure it would be fine, But it wasn't, The person closed down and refused to share [...]
Elder Law 101
As you get closer to retirement, it's time to consider all the legal papers you'll need. Creating a sound plan for your health and finances can be complicated. Having a will is a good start, but there are many other documents that you'll need to create an all-inclusive plan to [...]
Tips For Planning Your Healthcare Future
Retirement. The time when you put work behind you and enjoy life to the fullest. The last thing you want to worry about is what if you need surgery and have an enormous medical bill to pay. Discover what steps you can take now to avoid healthcare problems later with [...]
Don’t Let Medical Billing Errors Cost You
Healthcare costs get higher every year. With so many itemizations in the Explanation of Benefits (EOB), it almost seems as though you have to be a medical detective to figure it all out. However, there are ways that seniors and caregivers can make sure that all out-of-pocket expenses are legitimate. [...]
Why Personal Care Agreements are a Must
Many people find themselves as a family caretaker for an elderly loved one at some point in their lives. They are often not paid anything for this care, which may not be an issue initially. However, if this situation lasts for years, it can affect the care recipient's ability to [...]
Important End-of-Life Care Decision
When you reach your senior years, there are a lot of decisions that have to be made to prepare for the possibility that you may one day not be able to care for yourself. If you reach the point where you can’t make informed decisions or handle your day-to-day affairs, [...]