Estate Planning

At what point is it appropriate for grown children, spouses, caregivers or friends to attempt to discuss . . .

A power of attorney is a very important estate planning tool, but in fact there are several different kinds of powers of attorney that can be used for different purposes.

Elderlaw 101

Often seniors will make deals with other members of their family to secure their care or living arrangements . . .

Is online estate planning worth the convenience and initial savings?...

The authors of a nationally syndicated newspaper column on elder law have written a book based on decades of experience helping people both on the page and in the elder law office.

Bank of America refused to honor a Florida man's power of attorney and paid a stiff price, but the case also raises the issue of the proper use of joint bank accounts in estate planning.

As members of the Boomer generation become caretakers for their parents, more and more guides are popping up to aid them. This one covers topics that other books often gloss over.

Seniors who plan to opt for burial when they die are sometimes concerned that no one will care for their gravesite . . .

Wills and trusts are foundational estate planning tools. While each is used to distribute your hard-earned assets to your loved ones, they do so in different ways. Each also has its own distinct uses and advantages.