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When creating your estate plan, planning for your health and medical care is critical. Ensuring that you get the medical care you need – now and in the future – not only helps you live your best life, but it also takes the stress and worries off your loved ones, knowing that your medical needs…
When seniors plan for their future and legacy, numerous issues must be addressed – from will and trusts to retirement tax planning. Another issue that needs prompt attention is estate tax planning. As you plan for your retirement and the protection of your family, you should understand what taxes apply (or don’t apply) to your…
When you think of elder abuse, your first thought may be neglect, such as failing to provide an older adult with life’s necessities, such as food or medical care. However, according to the National Council on Aging, financial abuse and fraud rob seniors of $2.6 billion to $36.5 billion annually. It’s difficult to pinpoint the…
Losing a loved one is often an emotional rollercoaster. However, numerous legal matters must be handled beyond the grief, making the loss of a loved one even more challenging. In most states, when a person passes away, their estate enters into a court-supervised process called probate. Probate is the legal process of distributing the deceased…
Caring for aging parents is challenging, no matter your age. However, 54 percent of Americans are currently “sandwiched” between their children and their aging parents – often creating additional stress daily. Preparation is one way to combat the stress of caring for your aging parents. For example, adult children can help aging parents prepare by…
Transitioning to retirement can be challenging for most. After working for decades, there’s no place to be – no meetings to attend. We’re confident you’ll fill your schedule, and like most retirees, you may be busier than ever – doing the things you want to do. But what about your assets? Without a steady…
Estate and trust planning are often challenging tasks. Throw in a special needs trust? And things just get more complicated. Special needs trusts are legal relationships where a physically, mentally, or chronically ill person can receive income without generally reducing any public financial assistance, such as Social Security, Medicaid, or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Keep…
Returning to civilian life as a veteran is challenging – to say the least. From a loss of identity, to health issues, to financial concerns, veterans need support when integrating back into non-military life. The Veterans’ Improved Pension Plan is one type of support. The Department of Veterans Affairs runs this pension program, which provides…
Federal benefits are available to just over 18 million U.S. veterans, according to the United States Census Bureau. However, what about state benefits? Each U.S. state offers additional benefits for veterans and their families, including education and training programs as well as military pay tax exemptions. Louisiana is no different. The 283,000 veterans living in…
Certain documents – such as wills or powers of attorney – are standard when creating your estate plan. But what about adding a trust? Including a trust in your estate plan gives you additional protection for yourself and your loved ones. A trust can also protect your legacy – creating a path forward for your…
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