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You may not think you need to worry about estate planning for digital assets. Once upon a time we lived in what was perceived of as a purely material world. Assets were things you could see, touch, and feel such as cars, boats, homes, record collections, paintings, financial accounts that were issued bonds and paperwork as proof of ownership…
Estate Planning for Blended Families: How to Manage it Effectively Why consider estate planning for blended families? Blended families have been around for as long…
Health directives in estate planning isn’t something that is typically considered. Yet, COVID-19 changed all that to an extent. COVID-19 made more people consider advance healthcare planning.
The Estate & Asset Protection Law Firm Owner, Shannon Pawley, encourages thorough vetting of skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes based on the needs, personality…
Elder Care Georgia… Skilled Nursing and Rehab Facilities – What to Look For, How to Choose When it comes to elder care Georgia, making the…
As the 2023 holiday season proceeds and we approach the end of another year, most of us find ourselves reflecting over the year, counting our…
Creating an estate plan prevents frustration after your passing. It also makes your intentions regarding distribution of your assets clear. Possibly, limiting family drama. It also takes the burden off your loved ones. Your care can be handled the way you want it and assets transferred quickly.
The Estate & Asset Protection Law Firm Owner, Shannon Pawley, speaks to the loss of loved ones through death and advanced dementia and how such…
If you are heading into your first holiday season after the loss of someone you love, the most important thing to remember is that there is no right or wrong way to negotiate through the season.
If you believe long-term health care through Medicaid care is free once approved for Medicaid, you’re not alone. Many people believe this myth. However, apart from a handful of cases it simply isn’t true. In fact, most applicants for Medicaid long-term care are responsible for what is commonly referred to as cost-sharing.
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