Does Charitable Giving in Your Estate Plan Have Tax Benefits?

When you start the process of estate planning, your main goals may include avoiding probate, protecting generational wealth, and ensuring that your spouse, children, or other family members are cared for in your absence. You might also consider legal options like wills and trusts, along with directives for healthcare, guardianship,...

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Ask an Attorney: How Can I Protect My Home From Medicaid?

Over 72 million Americans currently participate in Medicaid, a federal program designed to provide medical coverage for qualifying seniors, children, pregnant women, low-income individuals, SSI recipients, and patients with disabilities. Some states also fund expanded Medicaid programs for residents.

Many patients need the long-term coverage...

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How Is a Durable Power of Attorney Different From Other Powers of Attorney?

If you are at all familiar with estate planning, you’ve heard the term “power of attorney.” You may also have heard some of the variations of that term, such as medical power of attorney or durable power of attorney. Each type of power of attorney has its own rules and limitations. Choosing...

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