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Responsibilities of a Guardian of an Incapacitated Individual

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Court-appointed guardians handle the affairs of wards who have been incapacitated because of mental or physical illness, drug or alcohol abuse, or any other kind or type of disability. Since the ward (the incapacitated individual) is unable to manage assets, health and other matters, the guardian is authorized to undertake all actions, including the payment […]

Summary of Intestate Probate

No Comments Elder Law, Estate Planning

The following is a summary of many of the rules for probating an estate, reprinted from Chancery Judges Ed Patten's newsletter and Larry Primeaux's blog.  Statutory order of preference for appointment of Administrator. § 91-7-63, MCA. * Surviving spouse. * Next of kin, if not otherwise disqualified. * Other third party, bank or trust company. […]

First Anniversary of McNair Estate

No Comments Estate Planning

It has been a little more than a year since NFL quarterback and Mississippi native Steve McNair was murdered.  After an initial flurry of activity in the estate, the Estate has since been relatively quiet.  Although his estate was valued at approximately $19 Million, McNair died without even a basic will.  Initially it looked as […]

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It’s a Buyer’s Market for Burial Spots

No Comments Elder Law, Estate Planning

An article in today's USA Today points out how difficult it can be to re-sell a burial spot.  Many interviewed in the article purchased lots, only to change their plans years later, and have had no interest from the public in purchasing the spaces.  For seniors and their children, this suggests an opportunity.  Either purchase […]

That is One Lucky Dog!

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Medicaid May Need an Additional $187 Million

No Comments News & Updates

If congress does not extend the temporary aid provided to state Medicaid programs, Mississippi will have to come up with an additional $187 million to cover the shortfall next year.  More here.  Congress, in the face of mid term elections and a public that is fed up with the deficit spending that has placed this […]

My Will’s Not Valid? What’chu talkin’ ’bout!

No Comments News & Updates

Just days after the death of actor Gary Coleman multiple Wills have surfaced. The childhood star famous for his role as Arnold in the television series Diff’rent Strokes left an estate that appears poised to be disputed by his ex-wife, his former manager, and a mystery woman.  You can read more details here. The will […]

My Will’s Not Valid? What’chu talkin’ ’bout!

No Comments Estate Planning

Just days after the death of actor Gary Coleman multiple Wills have surfaced. The childhood star famous for his role as Arnold in the television series Diff’rent Strokes left an estate that appears poised to be disputed by his ex-wife, his former manager, and a mystery woman.  You can read more details here. The will […]

Medicaid Reductions on the Horizon

No Comments Elder Law

States are worrying that enhanced federal payments to help cover Medicaid expenses during the recession will soon end after the House opted not to include an extension of the funds in its recent jobs bill.  States are lobbying the Senate to put back a provision back into the jobs bill that provided funds for enhanced […]

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