When you get to the point in life that you need to use Medicaid for your healthcare, you won’t want to be ineligible because of assets such as your home, savings and life insurance policies. Medicaid is only available to people on a limited income. While your income may be limited in the future, your…

A living trust is an integral part of a well-rounded estate plan. Forming a living trust allows you to protect your assets so more can be passed along to your heirs. A living trust is also a way to keep your heirs from having to deal with unnecessary probate proceedings after you are gone. An…

Many people think they don’t need an estate plan because they feel that their estate is not big enough to need expert planning.  A middle class family with a home, two cars, and a retirement and savings account, is a perfect candidate for an estate plan.  Assets pile up surprisingly fast. A good estate plan…

The Living Trust has grown progressively common as a substitute for Wills in Estate Planning.  A Revocable Living Trust has many advantages over a Will including avoiding the court process of Probate, avoiding guardianship, maintaining liquidity, and preserving your family privacy. A living trust attorney can help you decide what option is right for you.…