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Estate Planning After a “Friendly” Divorce and Why You Should Review

Have you and your spouse recently gone through a divorce but remained on good terms since? Perhaps you completed your estate planning documents together during your marriage. Would you still like them to serve as your administrator/health care agent or receive an inheritance if you were to pass away? If so, it is important for

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Beware of Hurricane Repair Scams this Rainy Season!

In the aftermath of a hurricane, vulnerable communities, especially the elderly, often become targets of unscrupulous individuals seeking to exploit their plight. Hurricane repair scams have unfortunately become prevalent, leaving seniors susceptible to financial fraud and emotional distress. In this blog, we shed light on the alarming rise of such scams and provide essential tips

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Legal Documents for Children Going to College

Sending your young adults off to college is an exciting milestone, but amidst the flurry of preparations, it’s crucial not to overlook an essential aspect of their future well-being – legal documents. As parents, completing Durable Powers of Attorney, Advance Directives, and HIPAA documents for your college-bound kids can provide peace of mind and ensure

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End-of-Life Healthcare: A Vital Discussion with Your Doctor

As we mentioned in our blog last week about end-of-life preparations, end-of-life healthcare is an essential topic that often goes undiscussed until it’s too late. Along with your family, engaging in open conversations with your doctor about preparing for end-of-life care is not only responsible but also empowers you to make informed decisions that align

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End-of-Life Preparations and Why Talking Matters

In the journey of life, there comes a time when we must face the inevitability of mortality. While it may be an uncomfortable topic for many, discussing and preparing for end-of-life care is an essential aspect of responsible living. The term “End-of-Life Preparations” encompasses various crucial decisions and arrangements that can significantly impact our well-being

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Tips for Seniors to Maximize Savings During Sales Tax Holidays

Sales Tax Holidays are a golden opportunity for seniors to save money on their purchases while enjoying the benefits of tax exemptions. These special events, organized by many states, offer temporary relief from sales tax on various items, including clothing, school supplies, electronics, and more. To help seniors make the most of these tax-free periods,

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Celebrating Senior Independence and Understanding Elder Law this Fourth of July

As the vibrant colors of fireworks light up the night sky, and the aroma of barbecues fills the air, we gather with family and friends to commemorate the Fourth of July, a significant day in American history. Amidst the festivities, it’s also essential to reflect on elder law, a field that focuses on the legal

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Congratulations to Emma Hemness and Danielle Faller for Being 2023 Super Lawyers!

We would like to take this Tuesday to congratulate our attorneys Emma Hemness and Danielle Faller for being ranked amongst the selection of 2023 Super Lawyers! Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Their patented attorney selection process is peer influenced and

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Personal Needs Allowance Rises for Seniors in Nursing Homes

If you or one of your family members is in a Nursing Home, are you aware of changes coming to the personal needs allowance? In most cases, the remaining income of nursing home residents go toward their share of the cost of care under the Medicaid program. But Governor Ron DeSantis, as part of his

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