Peace of Mind The Miller Law Firm creates personalized plans addressing both estate planning and Medicaid qualification issues. By Aaron R. Miller, Collin County LIVING WELL Magazine When faced with the unexpected cost of long-term […]
Is your attorney proactive on your behalf or, for lack of a better term, is he simply active? It’s an important question. The vast majority of attorneys practicing today are hardworking individuals with a special skill set that allows them to be excellent problem solvers. The issue is what approach they take to solve the problem that creates different levels of service and solutions for you. […]
Stop Family Drama Before it Starts By Lori A. Leu, LIVING WELL Magazine Guardianship can be a difficult and complicated decision. But it doesn’t have to be––these examples illustrate the need to take action and […]
Wise Advance Planning By Craig Watson, Texoma LIVING WELL Magazine Back in 2006, Hal and Barbara had an unsettled feeling, but they couldn’t determine why. They were in excellent health. Hal was 85 and Barbara […]
A common reaction people have after finishing their estate plan is “Phew, I’m glad that is done!” They then put it on the shelf, in a safe deposit box, or in a safe at home and promptly forget about it for the next 20 years. Unfortunately, that could lead to problems. Why? Because your estate plan was created with your lawyer (you didn’t try to do it yourself, did you?), and it handled your then-current family’s situation and addressed current laws. But the fact is, your plan may not work a year from now if your health changes, the law changes, your family changes, or your “stuff” changes. You cannot just “fire and forget,” you really need to make sure your plan stays up to date, so that it will work when you need it. […]
Shane Buntrock knows the law. In fact, he has been a practicing attorney in Arizona for over 14 years. Recently, Buntrock opened his own law practice in Mesa to serve businesses and individuals with a wide range of legal services. Buntrock has developed a reputation as a respected litigator who confidently states that his firm is “people-driven” and believes his practice provides a refreshing alternative to the abundance of more process-driven firms. […]
When you first receive a diagnosis of a serious illness, several things flash through your mind––“What is it? Just how serious is it? What is my prognosis? Why me? What do I do next?” […]
HOW IS YOUR TAX HEALTH?
By Greg Kollmeyer, Greater Springfield LIVING WELL Magazine
With the end of the year approaching, it’s a good time to assess your personal tax situation and evaluate any recent legislative changes and how they affect you. In a very controversial decision, the U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld the constitutionality of the 2010 health care law. What does this mean to you, and how can you plan accordingly with this and other expiring “Bush-era tax credits?” […]
LOVE AND DYING
Courtesy Klancke & Cook, East Denver LIVING WELL Magazine
You might be surprised how many people have prepared their estate documents and then believe everything is in order when that is simply the farthest thing from the truth. […]
TIME TO REVISIT YOUR WILL
By Ronald Ward, Jr., LIVING WELL Magazine
Have you reviewed your will within the last three to five years? Most adults are familiar with the concept of the last will and testament. It is, of course, the device that transfers your assets to someone of your choosing upon your death. […]
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