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How to Avoid Probate for Real Estate

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"How to Avoid Probate for Real Estate" by Attorney Laura Curry (Audio) For many people, their home is one of their largest assets and also the most difficult to convey to a beneficiary without it going through the court probate process at the time of your death.  The two main ways to have your house avoid going through probate is having it titled in the name of your living trust or a life estate … [Read more...] about How to Avoid Probate for Real Estate

A Life Estate Deed Can Be an Important Tool in Medicaid Planning

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  A particular type of Life Estate Deed can be an important tool in estate planning and Medicaid eligibility.  The titling of property is a large component of your estate planning which should be discussed when meeting with an attorney.  Often, your primary home is the first to be examined. How do you currently hold title to your house? There are a number of different ways to hold title to your … [Read more...] about A Life Estate Deed Can Be an Important Tool in Medicaid Planning

A Life Estate Deed Can Be an Important Tool in Medicaid Planning (Audio)

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  "A Life Estate Deed Can Be an Important Tool in Medicaid Planning" by Attorney Jon J. Gasior … [Read more...] about A Life Estate Deed Can Be an Important Tool in Medicaid Planning (Audio)

Challenges of Multi-Generational Living

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  The challenges that accompany multiple generations living under one roof are becoming more common place in today’s society.   It is not unusual for an elderly parent to move in with their children for safety and support.  From a legal perspective, there are some potential problems that can be avoided by putting the proper documents in place. Recently I met with a client who was moving … [Read more...] about Challenges of Multi-Generational Living

Do You Need a Revocable or Irrevocable Estate Plan?

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   When considering your options for estate planning, you will need to consider whether your estate plan should revocable or irrevocable?  A revocable estate plan can be changed, amended, you can add to it, or you can take away from it.  An irrevocable estate plan, in most instances, cannot be changed or amended.  Why choose one type of plan over the other?  Revocable estate planning allows … [Read more...] about Do You Need a Revocable or Irrevocable Estate Plan?