Written by Erica R. Berger-Hausthor, Esq. Reviewed by Matt Rheingans, Esq. A what kind of deed? A subtrust for whom? A specific devise of what now? Are you confused by… Read more »
A Scam to be aware of- the Attorney Trust Account Scam
Written by Mike Jorgenson Reviewed by John Clardy I was recently targeted by a scam that could not only have caused our firm significant financial losses, but personal ethical and… Read more »
2018 Elder Law Numbers
Written by Jill Burzynski Reviewed by Kara Evans The 2018 Elder Law Numbers have been announced by the various government agencies which administer the programs. They are as follows: The… Read more »
All Powers of Attorney Are Not Created Equal
Written by David Jacoby Reviewed by Debra Simms Many of my clients have already executed a Durable Power of Attorney. However, it is important to note that all Powers of… Read more »
Tougher Medicaid Law: A Sign of Things to Come?
Written by David Jacoby, Esq. Reviewed by Mary Trotter, Esq. Recently, I had the opportunity to deal with the State of New Jersey Medicaid System. I quickly determined that although… Read more »
New State, New Will?
Written by Erica R. Berger-Hausthor, Esq.Reviewed by Carolyn Landon, Esq. Moving to a new state is a lot of work. Selling your home, packing, finding a new home, hiring a… Read more »
Estate Planning: 5 Strategies To Start The Conversation With Our Aging Parents
Written by Shannon Miller, Esq.Reviewed by Kellen Bryant, Esq. Estate planning and advance directives can be difficult topics for our aging parents. Eileen’s story will outline how to get the… Read more »
The Best Gift for the Graduate
Written by Linda Chamberlain, Esq. Reviewed by Walt Shurden, Esq. It’s a very exciting time in the life of a graduate with new experiences coming their way. The one gift… Read more »
The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Guardian Advocacy
Written by Gerald L. Hemness, Jr, Esq. Reviewed by Kevin Staas, Esq. Having renovated our own home in the Tampa area over a period of 10 years, I can attest… Read more »