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In order to qualify for Medicaid, a person may need to spend down in order to have a certain amount of cash and other types of assets held in their name.
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A codicil is an extremely helpful technique for keeping your will as clear and accurate as possible. Our guide will explain how to use one in your will.
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It's rarely easy to solve inheritance disputes on your own, which is why mediators are an invaluable resource.
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Learn about what type of estate plan allows you to keep your wishes and will private so that you do not attract unwanted attention from the public.
read moreYou Should Name an Alternate Beneficiary in Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do to protect your property and loved ones. Naming an alternate beneficiary is crucial.
read moreWhat Are the 3 Most Common Reasons a Will Is Invalidated?
Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do to protect your property and loved ones. Naming an alternate beneficiary is crucial.
read moreThe Responsibilities of an Estate Executor
Not all wills are set in stone. There are actually many common reasons a will is invalidated, ranging from improper signatures to problematic bequests.
read moreHow You Can Take Advantage of Gifting Your Assets
Estate executors are legally responsible for distributing a deceased person's assets in accordance with their will and handling the payment of debts.
read more6 Types of Trusts You Should Know
Take a look at some of the top strategies for gifting your assets in a manner that excludes them from taxation.
read moreHow to Sell Property During the Probate Process
When planning your estate, you have a variety of trust options to choose from depending on your financial goals and assets.
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