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A power of attorney is a legal document that gives an individual the authority to act on the behalf of another. The document can set the limits of this power, whether it is for a specified event (such as handling a business deal or buying/selling a home), or for medical or financial decisions.

All estates must go through probate. Probate court is where a decedent's estate is settled. This involves all taxes being paid, assets being identified, debts being settled, and all remaining assets being distributed either based on a valid will or through the state's intestate succession statutes.

If you are an interested party in a will that is not valid or was created under undue influence, it is critical to get experienced representation so that you can challenge the will in probate court. Likewise, if you are the personal representative, you may need to litigate to defend the will.

Estate planning is one of the best ways to ensure that your assets are protected, both while you are alive, and in the future, regardless of what may happen. Various tools, such as trusts, and a validly executed will, can be used to protect and maximize your assets and minimize taxes on your estate.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Elder law covers all legal needs relating to protecting the elderly and their assets, as well as planning for retirement, matters relating to health, and long-term care. Things like creating a will and durable power of attorney can be particularly essential for the elderly, and an attorney can help.

Elder law covers all legal needs relating to protecting the elderly and their assets, as well as planning for retirement, matters relating to health, and long-term care. Things like creating a will and durable power of attorney can be particularly essential for the elderly, and an attorney can help.

Elder law covers all legal needs relating to protecting the elderly and their assets, as well as planning for retirement, matters relating to health, and long-term care. Things like creating a will and durable power of attorney can be particularly essential for the elderly, and an attorney can help.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Estate administration is the process by which an estate is settled. It involves tasks such as obtaining a death certificate, notifying relevant government agencies, identifying all assets and debts, paying estate taxes, determining whether a will is valid, and distributing assets to beneficiaries.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Estate administration is the process by which an estate is settled. It involves tasks such as obtaining a death certificate, notifying relevant government agencies, identifying all assets and debts, paying estate taxes, determining whether a will is valid, and distributing assets to beneficiaries.

Generations are often invested in building a strong family business, so it is important to protect it. Proper planning can ensure that even if something happens to you, there will be a succession plan and financial strategies in place to ensure that the business can continue to run and even flourish

Guardianship gives someone the authority to make legal decisions for another person (referred to as their ward) who does not have the age or the physical/mental capacity to do so on their own. The guardian must care for their ward as well as the ward's personal and financial interests.

A trust is a critical estate planning tool that can help you reduce your estate taxes, protect your assets, and ensure that your loved ones are cared for. Assets in trusts avoid probate because they fall under the ownership of the trust, rather than remaining your personal property.

Long-term care planning involves utilizing multiple techniques, such as trusts, advanced healthcare directives, a valid will, and financial strategies, to ensure that you and your family will have the resources that you need for retirement, as well as situations such as death or incapacitation.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

All estates must go through probate. Probate court is where a decedent's estate is settled. This involves all taxes being paid, assets being identified, debts being settled, and all remaining assets being distributed either based on a valid will or through the state's intestate succession statutes.

All estates must go through probate. Probate court is where a decedent's estate is settled. This involves all taxes being paid, assets being identified, debts being settled, and all remaining assets being distributed either based on a valid will or through the state's intestate succession statutes.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

A trust is a critical estate planning tool that can help you reduce your estate taxes, protect your assets, and ensure that your loved ones are cared for. Assets in trusts avoid probate because they fall under the ownership of the trust, rather than remaining your personal property.

If you are an interested party in a will that is not valid or was created under undue influence, it is critical to get experienced representation so that you can challenge the will in probate court. Likewise, if you are the personal representative, you may need to litigate to defend the will.

A last will and testament gives an individual the ability to plan for the distribution of their assets after their death. In a will, you can appoint a personal representative and designate assets and personal property to beneficiaries. A lawyer can help you ensure that legal requirements are met.

Estate Planning Attorney

Estate planning is one of the best ways to ensure that your assets are protected, both while you are alive, and in the future, regardless of what may happen. Various tools, such as trusts, and a validly executed will, can be used to protect and maximize your assets and minimize taxes on your estate.

Conservatorship can be a drastic but necessary legal measure in which an individual receives legal authority from the court to make decisions on behalf of another person (their ward), including their financial and medical decisions. The ward must be unable to make such decisions on their own.

There are a number of reasons to contest a will. You can challenge the validity of a will if you believe it was created due to undue influence, is fraudulent, or if it is not the most recent version. Further, if you believe your interest in the will was interfered with you can contest the will.

Estate planning can be particularly important if you or a loved one has a disability. Whether it is planning for your own imminent disability with a long-term care plan or establishing a trust to ensure a disabled loved one always has the resources they need, an estate planning attorney can help.

Estate planning gives an individual the ability to plan for and protect their physical well-being as well as their assets, personal property, finances, and any businesses they may own. Common estate planning tools include a will, durable power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives.

Nothing is certain in life except for death and taxes, and with estate taxes, these things collide. Estate taxes are owed to the federal government and may also be owed to the state government depending on where you live. It is important to plan so they do not deplete your assets for beneficiaries.

Guardianship gives someone the authority to make legal decisions for another person (referred to as their ward) who does not have the age or the physical/mental capacity to do so on their own. The guardian must care for their ward as well as the ward's personal and financial interests.

Same-sex and LGBTQ+ partners can face unique challenges when it comes to estate planning, particularly if they are not married. Estate planning mechanisms such as a healthcare power of attorney and a last will and testament can ensure rights and protections for both you and your partner or partners

A living will is a legal document allowing you to spell out in advance exactly what medical measures you would or would not want taken in the event that you are seriously injured or incapacitated, such that you cannot communicate for yourself in real time, to ensure that your values are respected.

Long-term care planning involves utilizing multiple techniques, such as trusts, advanced healthcare directives, a valid will, and financial strategies, to ensure that you and your family will have the resources that you need for retirement, as well as situations such as death or incapacitation.

A power of attorney is a legal document that gives an individual the authority to act on the behalf of another. The document can set the limits of this power, whether it is for a specified event (such as handling a business deal or buying/selling a home), or for medical or financial decisions.

All estates must go through probate. Probate court is where a decedent's estate is settled. This involves all taxes being paid, assets being identified, debts being settled, and all remaining assets being distributed either based on a valid will or through the state's intestate succession statutes.

If you are an interested party in a will that is not valid or was created under undue influence, it is critical to get experienced representation so that you can challenge the will in probate court. Likewise, if you are the personal representative, you may need to litigate to defend the will.

Usually, contests to wills are made in probate court. However, if someone has intentionally interfered with your interest in someone else's estate through fraud, undue influence, or other means, you also have the option to sue in civil court for the damages that their interference caused you.

A trust is a critical estate planning tool that can help you reduce your estate taxes, protect your assets, and ensure that your loved ones are cared for. Assets in trusts avoid probate because they fall under the ownership of the trust, rather than remaining your personal property.

Elderly individuals are particularly vulnerable to predatory behavior from "caregivers" who work their way into their last will and testament, depriving the rightful beneficiaries of their interests in the estate. If this has happened to you, you can challenge the will based on undue influence.

A last will and testament gives an individual the ability to plan for the distribution of their assets after their death. In a will, you can appoint a personal representative and designate assets and personal property to beneficiaries. A lawyer can help you ensure that legal requirements are met.

Elder Law Attorney

There are many reasons that a person may need to protect their assets, from creditor claims and lawsuits to bankruptcy proceedings and other forms of liability. If you are in one of these situations or may be, an asset protection attorney can help you to maximize and protect your existing assets.

At a certain point, most elderly individuals are no longer able to live on their own and care for themselves. Family members are then faced with a complicated and difficult decision about where they are best suited to stay and how they will afford it. An elder care lawyer can help with this.

We put a great deal of trust in those charged with caring for our loved ones, but sometimes that trust is misplaced. When a caretaker physically, emotionally, or financially abuses an elderly person, or when reckless mistakes are made, an attorney can help by holding the responsible party liable.

The elderly are particularly vulnerable to financial abuse. Unfortunately, the culprit is often the person charged with their care. If your loved one has had their assets depleted due to financial abuse, an elder financial abuse attorney can help them reclaim what is theirs.

Medicaid benefits are essential for many qualifying individuals, but those who need them are often denied coverage. A Medicaid attorney can help you get the benefits to which you are legally entitled by guiding you through the process, including appealing any denials.

When we put a loved one in a nursing home, we trust that facility to care for them as we would ourselves. When this trust is abused, it can result in serious harm to those we love. A nursing home attorney can help our loved ones hold the nursing home that has failed to care for them accountable.

Nursing homes owe a standard of care to their residents. They are required to provide patients with a safe living environment. If they breach this duty by acting negligently or with malice toward those in their charge, they can be held liable for any harm that residents suffer as a result.

Retirement is something that many people look forward to, but without the planning in place, it may not be what they were envisioning. A carefree retirement requires extensive planning early on, and a retirement planning attorney can help ensure that you have everything in place financially.

Senior citizens have many unique legal needs, ranging from assistance getting Medicaid, Social Security coverage, and other government benefits, to long-term care planning, creating a will, and other estate planning issues. Whatever your legal needs, a senior citizen attorney can help.

While veterans serve a critical role in defending our nation, the government often drops the ball when it comes to taking care of them. It can be difficult to get benefits from the VA. Working with an attorney to prepare your claim or your appeal before you submit it can make all the difference.