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End-of-Life Care Documents

The number of living wills created and signed each year is increasing, and many people believe they are protected if they have made a living will. Unfortunately, medical professionals misinterpret end-of-life care documents more often than you think. The issue…

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Taking Action Against Age Discrimination

Even though years of work have been dedicated to eliminating age discrimination, it persists in the workplace. Age discrimination occurs when an employee or prospective employee is treated less favorably because of their age. It can be directed at older…

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Avoiding Inheritance Mistakes

As we deal with a loved one's death and receive an inheritance, we experience mixed feelings. The loss of a loved one is sad but the influx of funds can bring joy or relief. It can be hard to think…

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The Elder Law Attorney’s Role

There is a rapid growth in the senior population, as well as their financial, health, and legal needs. Because of this, it's more important than ever to understand the value that elder law attorneys provide to the population. Our senior…

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Seniors Returning to Work

Changing demographics in the workforce are causing retirees to reactivate their alarms and return to work. Some retired during the Covid pandemic, while others have been in retirement for longer. Now those retirees are returning to the workforce because of…

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You Can Now Avoid Estate Taxes

The IRS adopted the portability of deceased spousal unused exclusions on July 8, 2022. This adjustment made it easier than ever for high-net-worth married couples to avoid paying federal estate taxes. Understanding the Portability of a Deceased Spousal Unused Exclusion…

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A Fiduciary’s Role in Estate Planning

Generally, a fiduciary is an individual, professional, or organization legally required to act in the best interest of the person appointing them. Carrying out the terms of a will or trust or making medical or financial decisions on behalf of…

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Caregivers Can Take a Break with Respite Care

In addition to being fulfilling, complicated, and exhausting, being a caregiver is a selfless gift. While many find gratification in caring for others, they have to tend to their own lives and responsibilities. Because of this, caregivers typically experience some…

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