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  • Do Reverse Mortgages Impact Your Children’s Inheritance?
    Do Reverse Mortgages Impact Your Children’s Inheritance?

    Reverse mortgages are a type of loan that allows individuals who are 62 years of age or older to use the equity in their home to provide for the loan itself. It is generally intended for those who ...

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  • How Medicaid Planning Protects You
    How Medicaid Planning Protects You

    What Is Medicaid Planning? Medicaid is a federal insurance program designed to provide health care coverage to low-income individuals, including children, pregnant mothers, elderly adults, and those ...

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  • Creating a Special Needs Trust for Your Loved One
    Creating a Special Needs Trust for Your Loved One

    If your loved one receives Supplemental Security Income (SSI)/Medicaid, it is important that you plan carefully for their financial future. For most parents and/or caregivers, this is a worry that ...

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  • Do You Need a Lawyer to Go Through Succession?
    Do You Need a Lawyer to Go Through Succession?

    The purpose of a will or trust is to help the family of a decedent collect their intended inheritances with as little complication or delays as possible. If a person passes away without first creating ...

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  • Continuing Tutorship or Permanent Tutorship for the Special Needs Child
    Continuing Tutorship or Permanent Tutorship for the Special Needs Child

    Parents of Special needs childre n often have unique concerns about their child's future. Here is an example of a situation that can easily be remedied with the assistance of an estate-planning ...

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  • The Difference Between Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts
    The Difference Between Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts

    In certain circumstances, creating a revocable or irrevocable trust can be very beneficial. Determining which type of trust is right for you is not always easy. Some people create trusts as they want ...

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