Browsing articles in "Special Needs Planning"

Medicaid planning and the look-back period

Apr 28, 2009   //   by sbrennan   //   Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

While the subject may be difficult to think about, it remains a fact that most people will spend some portion of their lifetimes in an assisted care facility. The possibility [...]

Bernard A. Krooks to be Featured Speaker at Estate Planners Day 2009 in New York City

Apr 28, 2009   //   by sbrennan   //   Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

Bernard A. Krooks has been invited to be the featured speaker at Estate Planners Day 2009, an event sponsored by the Estate Planning Council of New York City. Mr. Krooks [...]

Family Law in Chicago

Jan 19, 2009   //   by christy   //   Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

The break-up of a marriage is hard on everyone, but more so on the children. When a marriage is over, one of the issues needing to be addressed is usually [...]

The Fine Print in Health Care Benefits

Jan 19, 2009   //   by christy   //   Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

Many people looking for affordable health care insurance do not read the fine print on their policies. As a net result, they find out later they do not have the [...]

When Your Credit Gets Frozen in Georgia

Dec 21, 2008   //   by christy   //   Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

If you live in Georgia be prepared to have your identity stolen. It’s a fact. Georgia has the unenviable status of ranking in the top ten states for identity theft [...]

Mistakes to Avoid When Drafting Your Will and Planning Your Estate

Nov 20, 2008   //   by LawChronicle   //   Elder Law, Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning  //  No Comments

Planning your estate may seem like a difficult task, but it is necessary so that you can efficiently transfer your assets and property according to your wishes. With some careful [...]

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