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Category Archives: Disability
Estate Planning Myths & Misconceptions – Myth #3 – An Estate Plan Is Not A Will
Most people think of “doing estate planning” as the act of creating and signing a will. While in some cases, a will is the best instrument, you can’t get to that answer without engaging in a comprehensive process where the … Continue reading
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Talking To Your Family About Your Estate Plan
Many clients finish planning their estate with me and then ask me what they should tell and to whom. As you might expect, the answer depends on where the client is in life and on the specific life circumstances for … Continue reading
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Guardianship of Children With Special Needs
Two good posts coming from Leanna Hamill in Massachusetts and Tredway, Lumsdaine & Doyle in California on planning for children with special needs. Among the excellent suggestions are the following: Special Needs Trust – allowing parents, grandparents and guardians to … Continue reading