One of the biggest fears people have regarding estate planning and long-term care is potential exploitation. As you plan for long-term care, you can take several measures to protect against financial exploitation and ensure that all assets are responsibly handled…. Read More
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Understanding Financial Power of Attorney
A financial power of attorney is a document established by an estate planning lawyer which allows an agent to act on the principal’s behalf. These powers typically include paying the principal’s bills, accessing their accounts, paying taxes, and buying and… Read More
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What You Need to Know About Spendthrift Trusts
A goal of estate planning is to protect and preserve your legacy. Your estate planning lawyer at The Millman Law Group can advise you on the many ways you can keep your property and assets intact and pass them on… Read More
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Prepare a Long-Term Care Plan with an Elder Law Attorney
An essential part of estate planning is creating a long-term care plan. More than 70% of seniors will require long-term care as they age. However, not every type of long-term care will be covered by services like Medicare and may… Read More
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How to Include Charity In Your Estate Plan
For many people, charitable giving is an important part of their life. Some individuals may be passionate enough about specific organizations or causes that they opt to leave assets or wealth to charity in their will. To plan the best… Read More
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How Estate Planning Protects Unmarried Couples
While many couples who pursue estate planning are married, many long-term couples who are not legally bound by marriage want to plan for their future needs. Although the percentage of long-term unmarried couples is increasing in the population, the law… Read More
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Don’t Forget About These Essential Estate Planning Documents
Beyond the most well-known documents like your will, or trusts, there are several more that can do a lot to build a strong estate plan. When you work with The Millman Law Group, your lawyer will help you draw up… Read More
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Why Trusts Are Beneficial for All Estate Sizes
Many people who are first exploring the estate planning process believe that trusts are only for those with a large estate and many assets. While a trust can benefit large estates, the truth is that trusts are beneficial for all… Read More
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6 Causes of Probate Disputes and How to Avoid Them
When a loved one passes away, they leave behind an estate that must be managed and administered to heirs. The first thing to do is move through the probate process. Probate is the legal process in which the deceased’s estate… Read More
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How to Use Special Needs Trusts
Estate planning is crucial for every parent eager to provide for their children in the future. However, parents of children with special needs may be even more concerned about how they can best provide for their child in a number… Read More