Some medications can cause liver damage. The liver is a vital organ. Understatement. It serves a key role in filtering toxins from the body. Because the liver metabolizes medications, it has a higher exposure to these substances than other body parts. According to a recent VeryWell Health article titled “Liver Damage from Medication (Drug-Induced Liver […]
Estate planning reduces financial frustrations when settling an estate. Perhaps you have heard the phrase, "failing to prepare is preparing to fail." Although many attribute this to educational, business, or athletic endeavors, it applies to estate planning. The stakes are often higher with estate planning. Why? There is no learning from your mistakes after you […]
Storing a last will and testament safely is a key step in estate planning. Many would argue the ending is more important than the beginning. Although a sports team may be ahead early in a game, it does little good if they make many mistakes and eventually lose the game. The win will go to […]
A life settlement can provide an alternative return on investment. Life insurance is one way to invest in the future support of your loved ones. At the same time, it can also feel like a financial risk. Some people find they never need their policy and receive little to no return on their investment. According […]
Retirees and others can benefit from a revocable living trust. Estate planning attorneys ask for a lot of personal and financial information when meeting new clients. Some people find this to be inconvenient. This simple inconvenience serves an important purpose. It helps the estate planning attorney conceptualize the needs of the clients because the information […]
Estate planning is essential for numerous reasons. Many people became more aware of the uncertainty of life during COVID. The media constantly reminded people that death was possible and their livelihood and health were at risk. Although there was a slight rise in people prioritizing estate planning, many still do not have an estate plan. […]
A power of attorney is key to incapacity planning. People have varying views of estate planning. Some individuals believe it is so simple they can do it all themselves. Others believe having an estate plan is unimportant. Still, others understand estate planning can be nuanced and can benefit from working with an experienced estate planning […]
A care plan can reduce stress when caring for aging loved ones. Aging often reduces independence. Sometimes, this happens in degrees. Other times, it occurs suddenly. According to a recent Nerd Wallet article titled “Create a Care Plan for Older Parents (or Yourself),” many seniors and their families are woefully unprepared for the level of support aging […]
The DASH diet can help with blood pressure regulation. People choose what they eat for various reasons. Some people decide to eat only junk food because they enjoy the flavors. Others choose a diet based on wanting to lose weight quickly or build muscle. Sometimes individuals select their foods to address certain health concerns. According […]
Prediabetes should be taken seriously. Health can be fleeting. Sometimes, sudden illness or injury can lead to a quick decline in health. Other times, one health condition slowly triggers another. According to a recent VeryWell Health article titled "What Is Prediabetes?" type 2 diabetes is often preceded by prediabetes. What exactly is prediabetes? It is […]
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Overland Park Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull assists clients in Kansas and Missouri with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Business Succession Planning in the greater Kansas City area including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Johnson County Kansas and Jackson County Missouri.
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