Last month when we were visiting a local assisted living facility on National Healthcare Directives Day, I spoke to a resident who identified himself as a war-time veteran. He was reading our brochure on veterans’ pension benefits. I asked him if he had looked into the possibility of his qualifying for those benefits. He said […]
The $20,000 Power of Attorney
Nobody in their right mind would pay $20,000 just to have a power of attorney drawn up, right? After all, it’s “just a form” – you can even find some free ones online, with a little digging. Well, looks can be deceiving. Sometimes, you need to look past what you pay for and focus instead […]
Denver P.
I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your firm’s help and guidance in my mother’s case. The first step that the law group completed was a multi-page, detailed trust planning document. This plan would have been impossible for me to research, develop or complete in a timely manner without legal assistance. The […]
Beverly S.
Wes, Thank you! We appreciate all that you did for us.
Probate and Loss of Privacy
In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson discusses probate and the loss of privacy that occurs for those involved with a will in probate. Since a will in probate is made a matter of public record, anyone can find out what the will says, the names and addresses of the beneficiaries, and an inventory of the […]
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