Practice Areas

• Medicaid
• Living Trusts
• Estate Administration and Probate
• Asset Protection
• Veterans Benefits
• Special Needs Trust

News

• $6.4 million fine for companies guilty of scamming seniors with pricey legal plans...
  Posted on 10/22/2009
• Preparing a living trust for your children? Don’t forget to name a guardian...
  Posted on 9/30/2009
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  Posted on 8/31/2009
• Can you make your trust a beneficiary of your IRA?...
  Posted on 8/31/2009
• Financial elder abuse cases on the rise as economy continues to struggle...
  Posted on 7/29/2009

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Library

Living Trusts

• What is the difference between a will and a trust?
• Lessons On Probate and the Benefit of a Trust From Michael Jackson's Estate Distribution
• Myths about Revocable Living Trusts, Lawyers and Estate Planning. You want the best Elder Law Attorney and Estate Planning Attorney on your side. Call us for a FREE consultation at (800) 879 0984
• Is your living trust complete?
• Living Trust Overview

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I change my trust?

A: As long as you are alive and have capacity, you can amend or even revoke your trust but after you die, the trust becomes irrevocable and cannot be changed, and making sure your wishes can’t be changed and are carried out.

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questions

Living Trusts

• What is "funding" my Living Trust?
• Do I lose control of my assets when I have a revocable living trust?
• Will a living trust make me ineligible for Medicaid?

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