Understanding Trusts: Do you need one? What are the? How do they work?
One of the most common questions clients ask is whether they need a trust. While they are usually seeking a… Read More
Elder Law & Estate Planning
May is National Elder Law Month
Where the month of May celebrates mothers and the Kentucky Derby, the month of May has also been designated as… Read More
Top 5 Reasons that Seniors Should Avoid Sharing a Joint Bank Account with an Adult Child
As seniors age, many seniors believe that they should add an adult child to their bank account. Purely for ease… Read More
Long-Term Care Options: Paying for Long-Term Care
As a younger person, your fitness may have been at its all-time peak. However, the growing number of candles on… Read More
A Valentine’s Day Love Song Tribute to an Updated Estate Plan
At Valentine’s Day, we celebrate those we love whether our loved ones are our children or grandchildren, spouses, committed partners,… Read More
The Requisites for a Valid Will in North Carolina versus Texas: Blinking a Testator’s Estate Plan and Execution of a Will
Recently a Texas intermediate appellate court affirmed a trial court’s ruling to admit a Will for probate when the decedent… Read More
Essential Estate Planning Documents for Young Adults
When packing for college, don’t forget the Power of Attorney documents. In her latest Insights article, Kara Gansmann reviews estate… Read More
Relief Available for Medicare Part B Penalties
“Relief Available for Medicare Part B Penalties,” the latest Insights article by Kara Gansmann is available now on the online… Read More
Top Estate Planning Tips for Loved Ones with Special Needs
“Top Estate Planning Tips for Loved Ones with Special Needs,” the latest Insights article by Kara Gansmann is available now… Read More
The Low-Down on the Medicaid Spend-Down
“The Low-Down on the Medicaid Spend-Down,” an Insights article by Kara Gansmann, appears it the latest edition of the online… Read More
