Instructions for Disposition of Remains

Postmortem Tasks

Leave a Comment / Agent for Disposition of Remains, Cemetery Benefits, Durable Power of Attorney, Estate Planning, Instructions for Disposition of Remains, Medicaid Planning, Trusts, Wills / Antoinette Bone / September 30, 2016

Many find themselves at a loss regarding taking care of a loved one’s legal and financial matters after death. This article walks through the steps, including locating the loved one’s […]

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Postmortem: Estate Planning Revitalization

Leave a Comment / Adult Children, Advance Directives, Instructions for Disposition of Remains, Long-Term Care Planning / Antoinette Bone / October 8, 2015

6 postmortem strategies for revitalizing an estate plan Estate planning is an inexact science. No matter how much time and thought you put into a plan, changing tax laws and

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What To Do After Spouse Dies

Leave a Comment / Adult Children, Estate Planning, Instructions for Disposition of Remains, Trusts, Wills / Antoinette Bone / September 11, 2015

Many find themselves at a loss regarding taking care of a loved one’s legal and financial matters after death. This post walks through the steps, including locating the loved one’s will

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Estate Planning Red Flag: Healthcare Directive

Leave a Comment / Advance Directives, Agent for Disposition of Remains, Cemetery Benefits, Declaration of Guardian, Directive to Physicians, Durable Power of Attorney, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Healthcare Planning, HIPAA Release, Instructions for Disposition of Remains, Long-Term Care Planning, Medical Power of Attorney, VA Disability / Antoinette Bone / November 8, 2012

A health care directive allows one to communicate their preferences, in advance, for medical care in the event they’re incapacitated. Directives go by different names, including living wills, advance medical

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Estate Planning Isn’t Just About Taxes

Leave a Comment / Advance Directives, Agent for Disposition of Remains, Cemetery Benefits, Directive to Physicians, Healthcare Planning, Instructions for Disposition of Remains, Long-Term Care Planning, VA Pension Planning, Veterans, Wills / Antoinette Bone / February 27, 2012

Last year the estate tax exemption amount was increased to $5 million (returns to $1 million in 2013 unless Congress acts sooner). If your net worth is under this threshold,

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