Do you need an asset protection plan? If you have any risk of a claim or a thriving business attached to your name, it’s probably a good idea. Use this checklist to get it right. Plan Before the Claim Occurs … more

There are millions of accidents that occur in the U.S. every year, and millions of people who suffer from injuries as a result of those accidents. A personal injury attorney may be a good option for some of those people … more

SENIORS AND TECHNOLOGY – RESOURCES Technology is playing a larger role in the lives of seniors, enabling them to be engaged, connected, mentally active, and physically safe. In fact, baby boomers are a part of one of the fastest growing … more

Asset protection planning is the process of organizing assets and property to safeguard and preserve them from loss or attack by creditors. Individuals may seek asset protection for a variety of reasons: Financial uncertainties from engaging in a business or … more

A recent private letter ruling underscores a valuable lesson. A recent private letter ruling underscores the importance of making sure you name a primary and a contingent beneficiary on your retirement accounts.  As noted in earlier articles, there is always … more

When you think of Medicare, most people believe it is only for people of retirement age.  Although retirement age is when most people begin to think about Medicare benefits, actually the Medicare program covers more than just those who have … more

Ben Franklin once said that, “In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes.” A major goal of estate planning is to minimize the effects of both on your assets. Putting together a successful estate plan with clearly defined … more

Forgetting loved ones’ names, important dates or events, and details of one’s earlier life are all hallmarks of Alzheimer’s disease.  Until recently, the scientific community generally accepted the idea that the disease destroys the process by which these memories are … more

It can be challenging to determine if you need the help of an attorney. You may contact a lawyer, describe the circumstances of your case, and they will lead you in the right direction, even if means you do not … more