Creditors may be able to make claims on revocable trusts. Many people believe trusts are a magical solution to their estate planning and financial fears. Trusts are certainly valuable tools when created properly, but not all trusts are equal. Some trusts are best for maintaining control of assets and simplifying asset distribution. Others provide greater […]
Lisa Marie Presley may have triggered legal disagreements with her estate plan. The life of Lisa Marie Presley was filled with quite a bit of drama through divorces and deaths. Despite this, it was originally believed Lisa Marie would have a fairly simple estate distribution. It was expected to simply include her children as heirs […]
Barbara Walters left a journalistic legacy and a fortune. Broadcast journalism has played a significant role in American culture and history. As a result, news anchors and television personalities have introduced people to the effects of crime, war, natural disasters, and other significant events. As news reporting has shifted to include more online services, journalists […]
Adults should have a HIPAA Authorization. Many laws and safeguards exist to protect health records. One of these laws is the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act, otherwise known as HIPAA. This Act provides directions regarding who has access to health information. According to a recent HIPAA Journal article titled “What is HIPAA Authorization?,” you […]
An estate plan is not complete until it is organized. If you have reached age 18, you should have an estate plan. Even without significant wealth or children, people have a lot to lose if something happens to them without a plan in place. Incapacity is one of the greatest dangers to young people. According […]
Your habits may diminish your vision. It has been said the eyes are the window to the soul. They also can serve as the window to the world. Taking care of these miraculous sensory organs allows you to maintain better eyesight as you age. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “6 Common […]
Vitamin D may support brain health. To function, the body needs the right fuel and building blocks. Calories are sources of energy. Vitamins and minerals are essential to healthy cell regeneration. According to a recent MedPage Today article titled “Brain Vitamin D Tied to Cognitive Function,” researchers have long been interested in exactly how and […]
Ivana Trump left a large inheritance. People tend to have strong thoughts, feelings, and opinions about the Trump family. However, only in the decade has the family been connected to politics. Rather, the name has long been associated with business success and real estate. According to a recent Newsweek article titled “Ivana Trump Gives Nanny […]
Allergic reactions are a common health concern. Our bodies do not always function well. Sometimes this occurs for a short period of time, like when the immune system is fighting the cold or flu. Other times, the malfunctioning is chronic. Allergies are a common example. About 50 million Americans have allergies. Likely, you are one […]
Drinking water has health benefits. The human body requires hydration for optimal functioning. Severe dehydration can lead to the failure of certain body systems and even death. Most Americans have heard the advice of drinking eight glasses of water a day. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “8 Glasses of Water a […]
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