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Using Estate Planning to Prepare for Medicaid

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Long-term care involves not only a loss of personal autonomy; it also comes at a tremendous financial price. Proper planning can help your family prepare for the financial toll and protect assets for future generations.  Long-term care can be very expensive, especially around-the-clock nursing home care. Most people end up paying for nursing home care […]

Are Fees Taken Out of an Estate for an Executor Legal?

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If a loved one, such as a sibling or a parent passes away and you are beneficiary of that estate, it is natural to have plenty of questions about how various estate actions can impact you. An executor will need to be appointed to manage the administration of the estate. The executor plays numerous different […]

The Three Major Elements Your Estate Plan Should Include

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Most people are familiar with the basic idea behind a will. A will allows you to accomplish a couple of different things with your estate planning strategy. Some of the most important ones include the ability to name a guardian for your minor child and to decide who will receive your assets when you pass […]

How to Avoid Probate in Mississippi?

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Probate has different processes in every state depending on where your loved one lived at the time they passed away. But it generally refers to the legal system through which that person’s individually owned property is passed on after their death. There are many different reasons and options available to avoid probate.Here are the easiest […]

7 Steps To A Better Retirement Plan Now

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David Rae, Contributor Feb. 11, 2021 Are you dreaming of the day that work becomes an option, and you reach financial freedom? Those who avoided the negative effects of the Coronavirus recession have seen their salaries rise. While stuck at home, many people have seen their savings accounts swell. Combined with the stock markets reaching […]

What to Know About Spousal IRA Benefits When You Lose a Loved One

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The passing of a spouse can be especially traumatic for the other married partner but it can also have ripple effects across the entire family. Appropriate estate planning should be completed months or years in advance to ensure that the transition of these assets occurs as quickly as possible. Changes in income can be some […]

Annual Long-Term Care Survey Finds Steep Rise in Assisted Living Facility Costs Amid Pandemic

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All long-term care costs rose sharply in 2020, but assisted living facility costs increased the most, according to Genworth’s latest annual Cost of Care Survey. The across-the-board rises were due in part to increased costs brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.  In the past year, assisted living facility rates grew 6.15 percent for a median cost of […]

What Assets Can Medicaid Collect After Death

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Mississippi Elder Lawyers: What Assets Can Medicaid Collect After Death? Most Mississippi elder lawyers agree that Medicaid is one of the best programs provided by the government for senior citizens who need help paying for long-term care. Medicaid is a needs-based program with strict income and asset limits that must be followed; otherwise, seniors can […]

Asset Protection Nightmares in Bankruptcy Court

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By: T.C. Rollins Many people use self-help methods to avoid estate and probate issues. Their goal is to ensure the transfer of assets to family members upon their death. While this method of asset transfer will save you attorneys fees, it could be costly in the long run if one of your family members runs […]

What’s the Difference Between Medical Directives and Durable Powers of Attorney?

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It is certainly difficult to think about but there is the possibility that at some point in the future you will become incapacitated and will not be able to handle day to day decisions regarding your health care or your finances.  This is one of the most common reasons to establish an estate plan with […]

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