Life Estate Deeds vs. Irrevocable Trusts for Medicaid Protection
Written By: Attorney Rebecca S. Spinner, Esq. Many of the people we meet with come in looking to get help protecting their assets from the costs of long-term care. For […]
Read MoreWritten By: Attorney Rebecca S. Spinner, Esq. Many of the people we meet with come in looking to get help protecting their assets from the costs of long-term care. For […]
Read MoreThe interest in property owned by a life beneficiary (also called a life tenant) with the legal right under state law to use the property for his or her lifetime, […]
Read MoreEstate planning is not a one-time event. It’s an ongoing process that evolves as your life does. At Surprenant & Beneski, P.C., we understand that because life is dynamic, your estate plan must be updated to reflect your present life stage and your current goals.
Read MoreWritten by Attorney Erin L. Nunes, Esq., Partner Estate planning needs often arise around pivotal life moments. Marriage, the birth of a child, divorce and death of a loved one […]
Read MoreEstate Planning is like a road map. And while the map may be straight forward for some, for others there may be stops along the way. One thing is for […]
Read MoreDon’t let the phrase “estate planning” mislead you. Estate planning is not reserved exclusively for the wealthy who own estates. Making a plan to protect your loved ones, as well […]
Read MoreRianka DorsainvilContributorPersonal Finance There are many common misconceptions surrounding the topic of estate planning. For example, many people believe that estate planning just means having a will. Others think that […]
Read MoreLife insurance isn’t taxable to beneficiaries but there can still be a tax involved. An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust can be a key part of your overall estate plan, according […]
Read MoreSo, just what is going on with your life, the kids, your health, their health, their future plans? Don’t just ask for the proper documents to create an estate plan. […]
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