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Dementia is a very common cognitive disorder that often develops as people grow older. As such, it is a reality that many families need to keep in mind when estate planning. It can have an impact on how someone’s plan is designed and what it seeks to accomplish. How...
Typically, when someone becomes a legal adult at the age of 18, they no longer need to worry about other people making decisions on their behalf. They have control over their lives and also the right to privacy. Adults have the authority to choose their own medical...
Everyone handles their estate planning and finances differently, but it’s a good idea to set up a schedule so that you can review your estate plan and financial goals at the same time. While there is no real schedule that sets a required time to review your estate...
Planning your estate is not the most exciting of tasks, and for most people, their estate plans are treated much the same as their tax return -- they delay it much longer than they should do, and for this reason, the task feels more stressful and complex than it...
As we age, the relationship with our parents often flips as the child becomes the caretaker. That means making sure mom and dad take their medications and get to their medical appointments. It can even mean helping them pay bills on time and making sure they are put...