We personally guarantee you’ll leave our workshop knowing: • Why changes in your family, the law, and during this pandemic, make discussing healthcare directives so important – and what can happen if this conversation is postponed.• How to prevent the publicity and expense of an interdiction, should you become legally disabled and incapacitated.How to avoid the delays and costs of probate.• How to qualify for Medicaid, while protecting your home and assets.• How to ensure your assets will … [Read more...]
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Get Your Legal Affairs in Order Now! Free Workshop!
She's got the right idea! Let Louisiana board-certified estate planning attorney, Chip Morrison, teach your mom-n-dem "Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know About Wills, Trusts, Medicaid, Healthcare Directives, Probate & Powers of Attorney . . . BUT DIDN’T KNOW WHO TO ASK!". In 60-minutes, you’ll learn how to use wills, trusts, and basic asset protection strategies to safeguard your assets and your family in the event of death or incapacity.. If you’ve been meaning to “get … [Read more...]
Living in a Digital World and the Importance of Planning for Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency has become increasingly popular as a form of investment in recent years. More and more established financial institutions recognize cryptocurrency and allow its use. As cryptocurrency becomes mainstream, it’s important to consider estate planning implications for holding this digital asset. Read on to learn more. … [Read more...]
Your Independence, Rising Medical Costs, and Retirement
Many of us believe we have the “planning for the future” space covered. We’ve worked hard and saved. Our homes are paid off by the time we go into retirement and as far as we’re concerned, life now consists of living well in the way we define. In a perfect world, that’s true. In reality, there are a few things that can quickly annihilate our sense of independence. Planning is key, but knowing precisely what you need to plan for is crucial. It’s not uncommon to hear stories like this: A … [Read more...]
Medicaid Planning: There’s a Right Way and a Wrong Way
As the population ages and health care costs skyrocket, seniors and their caregivers struggle with how to pay for long-term care without losing everything they have worked a lifetime to build. While Medicare covers much of the cost of physician and hospital visits for those over age 65, it does not pay for long-term care. Medicaid is a government program that pays for health care costs for those who, under the program guidelines, do not have sufficient assets or income to pay for … [Read more...]
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