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- 3 things to know about trusts
- Avoiding living trust scams in Pennsylvania
- Beware of the Medicaid five-year look-back period
- Choosing an executor for your estate plan
- Choosing the right care option: Home care vs. nursing homes
- Court establishes limits for named beneficiaries in a will
- Do I need to remove an ex-spouse from my will after divorce?
- Do I really need a will?
- Estate planning considerations for LGBTQ+ individuals
- Estate planning is for everyone: young and old, rich and poor
- Getting ready to draft your comprehensive estate plan
- Guardians for children too
- Help with naming a guardian for your children
- How do I estate plan for my kids?
- How do you plan for long-term care?
- How do you prevent doubts about your competency to create a will?
- How to talk to your parents about estate planning
- Medicaid planning lets people use a program they pay for
- Power of attorney provides limited authority
- Reasons to review parents’ estate plan
- Should your estate plan have a backup plan?
- The benefits of trusts for financially irresponsible beneficiaries
- The five wishes: documenting your end-of-life preferences
- The inherent risks of estate planning with a DIY will
- The risks of writing a will on your own
- Tips for avoiding probate in Pennsylvania
- Tips for picking a trustee
- Understanding the basics of long-term care planning
- What are an agent’s rights in a health care power of attorney?
- What are the 4 foundational documents of an estate plan?
- What are the basics about wills in an estate plan?
- What can the court do to address guardianship abuse?
- What goes through probate and what doesn’t
- What happens if the estate funds are not enough to pay all debts?
- What happens to my estate if I die without a will?
- What is a conservatorship?
- What is a power of attorney designation?
- What to look for in an estate executor
- When a guardian is necessary
- When heirs have issues, a spendthrift trust can help
- Who can make a will in Pennsylvania?
- Why are you procrastinating estate planning?
- Will Medicaid take all of your parents’ assets?
- You might not have simple estate planning needs