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Category Archives: HIPAA
Are Your Minor Children and Adult Children Protected?
I know you’ve heard this from me before, but at this time of year, it is especially important to check some of your important documents to be sure your children are protected. First, your minor children. You should have legal … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, Estate Planning, Funeral, Guardianship, HIPAA, Power of Attorney, Trusts, Wills
Tagged agent, death, estate planning, guardian, incapacity, Medical Power of Attorney, power of attorney
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Preparing for College in the Fall
With a new school year about to start, I am reprinting an article I posted several years ago for parents with children going off to college or just moving out of the house. If you decide you might need to … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, Estate Planning, HIPAA, Power of Attorney, Uncategorized
Tagged agent, death, estate planning, guardian, incapacity
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Your End-Of-Life Medical Wishes
The following post is from one of my favorite blogs, Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog by Professor Gerry Beyer. The Importance Of Putting Things In Writing By Gerry W. Beyer As people age they should realize the importance of … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, Elder Care, Estate Planning, HIPAA, Power of Attorney
Tagged agent, caregiver, elder care, estate planning, incapacity, Medical Power of Attorney, power of attorney, wills
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Key Questions to Discuss with Aging Parents
Have you had the hard discussion? Are you prepared to handle difficult decisions on behalf of your aging parent? Do you know what legal planning they should have in place? You can’t predict when something might happen to your aging … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, digital assets, Elder Care, Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Funeral, HIPAA, Inheritance, life insurance, Power of Attorney, Terminal care, Trusts, Wills
Tagged accountant, bank account, beneficiary, caregiver, death, digital assets, elder care, estate planning, financial advisor, life insurance, Medical Power of Attorney, power of attorney, trusts, wills
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When to update your Will
Friends often ask me whether they need to update their Will. Or the other side of that is the people who just don’t want to be bothered and say, “We already did our Wills.” So when should you update your … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, Beneficiary designation, Estate Planning, HIPAA, Trusts, Wills
Tagged agent, beneficiary, estate planning, executor, tax, trustee, trusts, wills
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