What if there is no will?
If there’s no will, the process will start with probate, and intestacy laws will decide how assets will be distributed. […]
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FAQ
How can I plan to avoid or minimize probate?
The best way to ensure that your family won’t be tangled up in a costly and lengthy probate case is
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What is a special needs trust?
A special needs trust helps an individual with a disability to fund their living expenses. The trust supplements the government
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Do trust assets affect eligibility for SSI or Medicaid?
Funds from your trust are meant to add to and not replace disability benefits. As a result, you can’t use
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What is the difference between Medicaid and Medicare?
Medicaid and Medicare are both tax-funded government programs that help cover healthcare costs. Medicaid is for people with limited income
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Will Medicaid cover nursing home costs?
How much a nursing home will cost depends on its location, staff, size, and the types of care offered. You
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Do I have to sell my home to qualify for Medicaid?
You do not have to sell your home to get Medicaid. As long as the proper conditions are met, your
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If I make a living trust, do I still need a will?
Yes. We draft pour-over wills that put anything that isn’t in your trust into the trust. As you go through
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When should I review my existing will?
We recommend reviewing your documents at least once every three years to ensure your plans are still accurate. We believe
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