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5 Reasons Why NOT to have an Estate Plan

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Estate planning, which can range from a non-complex Will or trust to sophisticated asset protection and dynasty planning and Powers of Attorney for Property and for Personal Care, is a subject that many of us avoid thinking about let alone discussing.  More people than I would have Continue reading →

Joan Rivers Can Help With Difficult End-Of-Life Conversations

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Our mortality is often very difficult for us to discuss even with the people who need to know our wishes the most.   Too often I see clients who think that estate planning means they are just dealing with who gets their stuff when they die.  Who gets what when is just one aspect of Continue reading →

Estate Planning for the Young and Affluent

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How can young, affluent people plan their estates when the tax landscape may look dramatically different 20, 30 or 40 years from now? Today, the current gift and estate tax exemption is high and the estate tax rate slightly higher than the income tax rate — but that could change in Continue reading →

An Overview of Long Term Care Options

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One of the greatest concerns for the elderly we serve and their families is that of long term care.  Two-thirds of seniors will need care at some point in their life and many have not planned for this likelihood.  It is an emotional and unpleasant topic to broach, but helping those Continue reading →

The Cost of Dementia

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The Staggering Costs of Dementia

 

Most of us know of someone who has been diagnosed with dementia. It is a costly, heart-breaking and life-altering syndrome that is nearly doubling in numbers of people affected worldwide every 20 years. Dementia has affected the likes of Norman Rockwell, Continue reading →

Elder Abuse Awareness: Not Dead Yet Urges Elder Abuse Professionals to Speak Out Against Risks of Legalizing Assisted Suicide – Press Release – Digital Journal

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The elderly and disabled are prime targets for abuse.  The sad truth is that the abuse usually comes at the hands of a family member.  If you care about someone who is elderly or disabled this article might be of interest to you.  Eventhough assisted suicide isn’t legal in Texas, Continue reading →

The Cost of Dementia

Posted on | by ahrenstech

The Staggering Costs of Dementia

Most of us know of someone who has been diagnosed with dementia. It is a costly, heart-breaking and life-altering syndrome that is nearly doubling in numbers of people affected worldwide every 20 years. Dementia has affected the likes of Norman Rockwell, Continue reading →

New Guide to Assist People with Mental Conditions Who Want to Work

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This guide by the Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion discusses how  those with mental conditions can realize their goal of living a full and independent life by achieving self-sufficiency through engaging in work.  The guide is designed to provide information Continue reading →

If I Have Two Children With Special Needs, Do I Need Two Special Needs Trusts?

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Here is an article from my new Special Needs newsletter.

When a family has more than one child with special needs, the last thing it wants is more complexity. At the same time, most families with multiple children with special needs are stretched financially and desperately need Continue reading →

Study: Nearly A Third Of Doctors Wont See New Medicaid Patients – Kaiser Health News

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Although this article focuses on New Jersey, the general discussion of the expansive health law change to take effect January 2014 is relevant to Texans.

Study: Nearly A Third Of Doctors Wont See New Medicaid Patients – Kaiser Health News.

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