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Elder law is by far one of the most rewarding areas of law in which to practice. Elder law is specifically designed to address the care for the elderly whether it involves estate planning, health care planning, or financial planning. Alzheimer’s disease is the most...

Most people think of a “Last Will & Testament” when they think of a will. However there are other options available when a trust is involved. A Last Will & Testament allows the individual to establish beneficiaries (those who will receive the assets or...

What is a Memorandum of Trust? A Memorandum of Trust is a synopsis of a trust that is used when transferring real property into a trust. It’s then recorded in county in which the property is owned. The Memorandum of Trust is used in place of the actual trust to...

A specific bequest is used when the grantor of the trust wants to put aside an asset for a specific person(s). A specific bequest can range from tangible items such as jewelry, art work, or a rare collection of baseball cards, to personal property such as pets. Even...

It’s 2:45 a.m. you’re a 56 year old, who wakes up from chest pain. Luckily your spouse is there with you to call 911 and take you to the hospital. Once there you’re surrounded by doctors and nurses and are being hooked up to various machines. The doctor informs your...

Before a funding meeting can occur to complete a trust there has to be what is referred to as a "signing meeting". A signing meeting involves signing all the estate documents that have been prepared. We make sure that the client has their personal wishes fulfilled by...