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Estate Planning

Disability and Special Needs

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Trusts, Medical Directives, Financial Powers of Attorney, Disability and Special Needs, Wills, Planning for Minors

Estate planning is making a plan in advance, naming the people or organizations you want to receive the things you own after you die, and taking steps now to make carrying out your plan as easy as possible later.

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Asset Protection Planning, Disability and Special Needs, Lifetime Gifts

As with other estate planning tools, transferring a residence to an adult child is not always the best option for everyone. If you are considering transferring your home to an adult child, it is important to first consider the risks involved.

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Disability and Special Needs

If you or your spouse served in the United States military, there are several pension benefits that you may be eligible for.

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Trusts, Disability and Special Needs

Without proper parental estate planning, a disabled child who is unable to live independently may be left extraordinarily vulnerable.

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Trusts, Inheritance Planning, Disability and Special Needs

What to consider when you are thinking of disinheriting your child.

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Disability and Special Needs, Planning for Minors, Executor and Trustee Responsibilities

Young families need estate planning because others are depending on them.

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Disability and Special Needs, Elder Law

Learn about the many factors to consider when planning for long-term care.

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