In the previous post, we looked at the definition of elder law and took a look at what I do as an elder law attorney. If you missed that article, feel free to circle back and give it a read – “What is Elder Law – Definition” – Click Here In this post we look […]
Elder law is a term used to reference legal matters of concern to an older demographic and their families. The elders of our community have specific needs. Some are to be expected and common among seniors, while other issues are unique to the individual. It helps to work with a legal specialist, trained and expertly […]
First, if you have all your estate planning docs in order, Congratulations! Really quick though, please take a second and ask yourself, “Has anything changed since I had them drafted?” If not, you are likely good to go. Although before you click away, you may also want to ask yourself, “Would this info be helpful […]
Clients often have questions about whether their assets should be in their personal name or in the name of the trust. In addition, there is often confusion regarding the difference between a Successor Trustee and the person to whom you have assigned Durable Power of Attorney for Finances. With any luck this article will clear […]
As parents age it becomes easier for family or strangers to take advantage of failing comprehension, eye sight, or hearing. What follows is a common theme. Example of Living Trust Number One Peter, the son of Fred and Ethel, moves into the family home when he loses his job and his wife divorces him. He […]
Diane Brown, ESQ.
Certified Specialist: Estate Planning,
Trusts and Probate
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