"The Importance of Choosing the Right People to Act on Your Behalf" by Attorney Nicole Livingston … [Read more...] about The Importance of Choosing the Right People to Act on Your Behalf (Audio)
Free Estate Planning Seminars Next Week! Register now!
The estate planning seminars establishes the necessary components of an effective estate plan. The seminar is presented in a case study format profiling the life of Bill and Mary Jones. Several scenarios are used to relay the impact of estate planning issues relating to probate, disability due to incompetence, protection of government benefits for special needs loved ones, second marriages, … [Read more...] about Free Estate Planning Seminars Next Week! Register now!
Are You the Trustee of a Special Needs Trust?
Are you the trustee of a Special Needs Trust? Do you have a child with a disability that will receive government benefits? Disability planning is an often overlooked aspect of estate planning that requires unique considerations and a deeper understanding from all of the parties involved. If you answered yes to either of the previous questions, you will need to be aware of what Special Needs … [Read more...] about Are You the Trustee of a Special Needs Trust?
Administering Special Needs Trusts (Audio)
"Administering Special Needs Trusts" by Attorney J. J. Gasior … [Read more...] about Administering Special Needs Trusts (Audio)
Sinclair Prosser Gasior is pleased to present a FREE Continuing Educational Seminar!
A Free Continuing Education event for Financial Professionals Presented by Sinclair Prosser Gasior Sponsored by the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys “The Maryland Trust Act” December 3, 2014, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. Registration and Breakfast 9 - 9:15 a.m. Crofton Country Club, 1691 Crofton Parkway, Crofton, MD 21114 The number of subjects encompassed under the topic of estate … [Read more...] about Sinclair Prosser Gasior is pleased to present a FREE Continuing Educational Seminar!
Who Should Be the Executor of Your Will?
It is important to take the time to decide who should be the executor of your estate upon your death, and your power of attorney if you become incapacitated. Once you make these decisions, determine who should be the back-up in case your first choice is not available. Usually, you can think of one person you trust and more likely than not you have even thought about who that person should be … [Read more...] about Who Should Be the Executor of Your Will?
“Ten Essential Estate Planning Facts” – Audio
"Ten Essential Estate Planning Facts" by Attorney Nicole Livingston … [Read more...] about “Ten Essential Estate Planning Facts” – Audio
Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio
Make sure to tune in to WNAV Radio on 1430 AM or 99.9 FM on Tuesday mornings at 8:50 a.m. for YOUR ESTATE MATTERS! The attorneys of Sinclair Prosser Gasior relate cutting edge estate planning information to keep you up to date. The topic tomorrow is "Helping Your Parents Through the Twilight Years" by Attorney Nicole Livingston. … [Read more...] about Listen to “Your Estate Matters” tomorrow morning (Tuesday) @ 8:50 a.m. on WNAV Radio
Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney: Who You Choose Can Make a Difference
When you create an estate plan, you choose people to make decisions for you, such as agents, guardians, executors, or trustees. Often, people do not give much thought to those decisions, just naming their oldest child or whoever pops into their mind. The choices for these roles are perhaps the most important decisions to make. Good choices can help to ensure your wishes are carried out while bad … [Read more...] about Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney: Who You Choose Can Make a Difference
Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years?
Many of the clients I meet with already have a will, trust, and power of attorney. Some have had their plans in place since the 90's or earlier, while others set up their plan only five or ten years ago. Clients often come back to review their estate planning documents, and are encouraged to do so. I like to review an estate plan every five years. Often times, family circumstances have … [Read more...] about Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years?
