Question of the Week

No.  When someone appoints you as his/her attorney in fact (people casually refer to their title as “power of attorney”) to handle their...

This is a very common issue with revocable trusts and it results from not respecting the formalities of the trust. In order for a...

Assuming by your question that you are a beneficiary of your parent’s estate, you are entitled to certain information.  For instance,...

The answer to this question is dependent on the County you live in.  Regardless, the probate process can take quite some time and delay...

You can appoint as many people as you wish, however there are a few things to consider about the person you appoint.  First, you should...

Often confused, the look-back period and the penalty period are two distinct concepts in Medicaid planning.  It is important to...

Unfortunately, we cannot control if and when we may fall ill but we can be proactive to protect our financial assets by planning early....

It is worth noting at the outset that there are many types of irrevocable trusts.  I think it is safe to assume that when you reference...