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Before A Spouse Becomes Ill

Before A Spouse Becomes Ill When a spouse becomes ill, the well spouse is suddenly faced not only with the...

When a spouse becomes ill, the well spouse is suddenly faced not only with the emotional toll, but the...

by Thomas D. Begley, Jr., CELA Representing clients in connection with planning for children with disabilities involves a lot...

In Virginia, real property vests with the heirs of an estate unless the heirs are divested of legal title....

Scams targeting the elderly are spreading. According to Federal Trade Commission data, 26 percent of 2012 fraud complaints made...

Under Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, states receive funds to make early intervention services available...

Workers will soon have a new retirement savings option. In his State of the Union address, President Obama announced...

Senator Charles Schumer has proposed legislation that would fund voluntary tracking devices for children with autism, to address the...

Millions of low- and fixed-income Americans depend on Medicaid for health care. Many are fortunate enough to receive that...

Many young professionals dream of early retirement, but they are unlikely to achieve it without proper planning. Many more...

As the cost of a nursing home stay has increased, so has the cost of long-term care insurance, causing...

This podcast discusses Legal and Financial Planning with guests Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., Managing Partner of Littman Krooks LLP...

There are two different IRS limits that affect how much an individual can give to another without a gift...

A recent study has found that partial retirement is becoming more popular with aging Americans. Analysis from the University...

Unmanageable student loan debt is a common problem, with nearly one in 10 borrowers defaulting within two years, according...