It sounds financial but it isn’t. It is all about the person’s behavior in the relationship.
A fiduciary relationship is a legal relationship that includes responsibilities that can be enforced and it is important to look closely at it,...
When It Comes to Farming, It’s All about the Family
Government regulations usually have less impact than family relations.
There are some big mistakes that farmers can make. It is best to be aware of them and avoid following in the footsteps of others, according to Ag Web in “5 Estate...
Why Didn’t Cinderella’s Dad Plan Ahead?
The tale might be light-hearted, but it is actually a dire position for the daughter.
Proper estate planning by Cinderella’s father could have created an entirely different outcome in that very famous fairy tale, according to The National Law Review in
Planning Can Give Someone Access to Your Health Documents
Laws can still prevent someone with your Advanced Care Directive, from accessing medical records.
It seems illogical that the person who is named as your agent under an Advanced Care Directive can’t gain access to your health care records....
The Majority of Elderly End Up Needing Long-Term Care
Not having a long-term care plan, can put your family at financial risk.
A government report estimates a vast majority of those over 65 will end up needing long-term care. However, many people do not have plans to meet...
Can Bankruptcy have an Impact on Your IRA?
Protection varies, according to state law.
IRAs are protected from bankruptcy. However, there are some limitations you should guard against, according to The Balance in “What is IRA Bankruptcy Protection?”
President George W. Bush signed bankruptcy protection into...
How Do You Fill Void when Caregiver Role Ends?
What happens to the caregiver, when your loved one is gone?
Providing care for another adult can be difficult, because the caregiver often puts their life on hold. They may find themselves facing a new challenge later, according to the AARP...
Some Common Estate Planning Mistakes Best Avoided
What might happen if you have the talent for success but not the talent for business?
As can often be the case, many extremely talented people accumulate large estates and they often are not prepared to take on the...
Will ‘Phased Retirement’ Work for You and Your Employer?
Working at the age of 65, is not the same as working at 20.
Working for decades can take a toll on employees, as they near retirement age. However, a phased retirement can offer a situation...
Why Not Set a Goal of Estate Planning This Year?
Now is the time to handle those details you have overlooked.
There may be a number of estate planning details that you have not addressed in previous years. This year is a good year to get it done, according...