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Control at End of Life

The amount of control over certain aspects of life may change with aging. People lose spouses, siblings, and friends. Various...

If you were to die tomorrow, would your family or friends know how to sort out the details of your...

The goal of estate planning is to provide for those we love, especially those who depend upon us for their...

New Year’s Eve is a joyous time of transition. Champagne corks pop as the ball drops in Time Square! The...

The holiday season is upon us, and many families are engaging in a variety of festivities. The increased hustle and...

In last week’s article I discussed the tax returns that can arise when administering a decedent’s estate and some of...

Benjamin Franklin said “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” Unfortunately, these are not mutually exclusive. Tax obligations continue on...

Many aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic have created controversy, and nursing home visitation rules have been no exception. The Centers...

Consider these family caregiving examples. A woman in her seventies flies across the country several times a year to check...

National Family Caregivers Month is an excellent time to recognize the contributions of family caregivers, offer them support, and educate...