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Guide for Newly Appointed Trustees

Your friend Rose has created a trust and she would like you to be her trustee. You want to help, but you’re concerned about all that responsibility. You would be managing Rose’s property for her and for others whom she…

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My Spouse Has Died. What Now?

The loss of a spouse is one of the most stressful events of anyone’s life. It’s a time of great vulnerability, yet there are so many decisions to make and things to do. How do you proceed? Probably the best…

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What Are the Steps to Transfer a Home to Heirs?

Leaving the home to the family is a lovely gesture that can establish a long-time legacy. Generations who share memories of a home are not that common today, making this a special act. Memories of growing up in a home…

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suicide

Suicide Among the Elderly Going Up

An increasing number of older Americans are turning to suicide particularly when they live in long term care facilities, assisted living, and continuing care retirement communities. Experts agree that this late-life suicide trend is generally under-recognized, under-documented, and poised to…

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Don’t Wait on These Key Estate Planning Documents

Want another way to show your family how much they mean to you? Make sure you have these three critical documents in place, and let them know where they are. You don’t have to be a globally-recognized musical genius to…

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technology

Startups Designing Senior-Friendly Tech

It is projected by the US Census Bureau that in the year 2050 there will be 458 million Americans of which 92.1 million will be 65 or older. Senior Americans will constitute slightly over 20 percent of the population as…

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Can I Do Anything, if My Own Dad Disinherited Me?

You’ll need a strong case to fight this type of claim, because the options are limited. It does not seem fair that a father would change his will to disinherit a son. However, unfortunately that does happen. If the will…

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Protecting Your Family with an Estate Plan

Think of your estate plan as a gift to your family that protects them, conveys your wishes and prevents family fall-outs over personal possessions. None of us like to think about death. That is central to the creation of an…

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