Strokes can be devastating medical incidents. The brain interacts with all body systems. As a result, damage to the brain can have significant negative impacts. Although the brain can be injured in various ways, strokes can be especially unsettling because the causes are internal. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “Everything You Should […]
A Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT) can provide protection in asset transfers. Distribution of assets involves numerous considerations. Everyone must address taxes, state laws, and federal laws. Certain families and individuals must also navigate complicated family dynamics. According to a recent The Tennessean article titled “Learn about options for estate planning and wealth transfer,” a […]
On Veterans Day, November 11, we remember all of those who have served in the United States military and worn the cloth of our nation. However, on Memorial Day, the third Monday in May, we remember all of those who have given "the last full measure" of devotion in their service to this great nation. […]
In-laws can either bring great joy or great frustration. Family dynamics range from contentious at best to primarily peaceful. Sometimes parents never approve of the spouses their children choose. As my mother-in-law teased, "Behind every successful man is an amazed and astonished mother-in-law!" Other families feel like they gained a new beloved child each wedding […]
Sometimes disinheriting stepchildren is a good idea. Having a blended family in the United States is pretty common. Sometimes one party may have a child or children from a previous marriage or relationship before marrying the love of their life. In many cases, both partners have been married before and have children from their previous […]
It is possible to pre-arrange a funeral. People have the capacity to plan and prepare for the future. Sometimes doing so is exciting. For example, most of us like to prepare for vacations or celebrations. At other times, planning is more mundane, like when creating a to-do list for work. According to a recent Yahoo […]
Knowing what to do after a spouse has died can be overwhelming. The marriage relationship is a unique relationship. You have made a covenant with another person to love them no matter what life throws your way. Your spouse will see you at your worst and best through life's good and bad circumstances. According to […]
Quality sleep is essential for older adults. Humans are designed to require sleep. Getting good rest helps people function better while they are awake. Failing to get an appropriate quantity or quality of sleep can have mild to severe consequences. According to a recent Medicare Advantage article titled “Seniors and Sleep: How Much Sleep You […]
Estate planning often has multiple benefits. People tend to avoid doing things if they do not benefit directly. Estate planning is one of those areas where people believe it is helpful for some people but not them. Often the mistaken belief is such planning and preparation is only for the super-wealthy. According to a recent […]
“Per stirpes” is a designation for passing assets to heirs. Legal jargon can involve a lot of Latin and also be confusing. Legal jargon also has real implications for the lives of Americans. It is present in government statutes, business contracts, and estate planning. According to a recent Motley Fool article titled “What Does Per […]
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