What’s the penalty applied by Medicaid for gifts or transfers? Published: June 1, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning The latest Insights article from Kara Gansmann appears in today’s edition of the online Greater Wilmington Business Journal. “What’s the… Read More
Estate Planning & Estate Administration Considerations for Bitcoin Published: May 15, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning How do you account for Bitcoin in estate planning? Kara Gansmann addresses that question in her latest Insights article in… Read More
National Elder Law Month Published: May 1, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning In recognition of May as National Elder Law Month, Kara Gansmann discusses the importance of Elder Law in her latest… Read More
NC Seniors Will Receive New Medicare Cards But Remain Susceptible to Fraud Published: April 17, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning In her latest Insights article, Kara Gansmann reviews the latest changes to Medicare cards and what senior citizens should be… Read More
What Can Happen to My Cremated Remains under NC Law? Published: April 3, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning “What Can Happen to My Cremated Remains under NC Law?” is the latest Insights article by Kara Gansmann. In the… Read More
Using a Supplemental Needs Trust for the Benefit of a Disabled Person Published: March 15, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning “Using a Supplemental Needs Trust for the Benefit of a Disabled Person,” the latest Insights article by Kara Gansmann, was… Read More
Use a Pet Trust to Ensure Your Pet’s Care Published: March 2, 2018 Kara Gansmann Elder Law & Estate Planning Kara Gansmann discusses how pet trusts can protect family pets after an owner passes away in her latest Insights column.… Read More