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What to Do with a Loved One’s Used Medical Equipment
Family members charged with clearing out the deceased’s home may unwittingly find themselves in control of left-behind medical items. Nobody in the family may have ...
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April 16 – National Healthcare Decisions Day: A Personal Call to Action
On National Healthcare Decisions Day, I found myself reflecting on the significance of such a day in a deeply personal way. It’s not just another ...
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WHAT DOES FUNDING A TRUST MEAN?
Funding a trust refers to the process of transferring assets into the ownership of a trust. Trusts are legal arrangements where assets are managed by ...
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How Much Authority Does a Trustee Have Over the Stuff in My Trust?
A trustee is a person or entity responsible for managing and administering your trust according to your instructions and following state law. They are considered ...
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The Importance of Professional Guidance in Estate and Trust Administration
In my practice, I’ve encountered numerous cases where individuals attempted to manage their estate and trust administration independently, only to realize later that they had ...
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HELP – I LOST MY ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, WHAT DO I DO?
If you lose your original estate planning documents, such as your will, trust documents, powers of attorney, or healthcare directives, it’s generally advisable to take ...
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MARCH IS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH
National Nutrition Month and estate planning might not seem directly related, but they both contribute to overall well-being and ensure a healthy future. Here’s how ...
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Who Needs An Estate Plan?
People often ask me how old a person should be or how much money they should have to need an estate plan. My answer is ...
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Can You Believe It’s Already March?!
Estate planning is an essential aspect of financial management that individuals should consider regardless of the time of year. March is an excellent time to ...
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