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Small businesses nationwide must comply with the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting requirements by January 1, 2025, to avoid steep penalties.
Legal tools like power of attorney and healthcare directives are essential in forming a proactive legal strategy for cognitive decline.
Failing to coordinate your estate and financial plans can lead to delays, disputes, and costly mistakes for your loved ones. Aligning beneficiary designations, legal documents, and financial strategies ensures your wishes are honored and protects your family from unnecessary stress.
Vice President Harris’s proposal to expand Medicare for at-home long-term care could relieve financial burdens for families. E-Law is here to help families prepare for potential Medicare changes, protect assets, and secure future care with proactive legal planning.
Appointing a successor trustee for your revocable trust ensures that your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes without probate.
Naming a beneficiary by completing a beneficiary designation form is a crucial step in estate planning. It promotes your wishes after you’re gone, streamlines inheritance, and spares your loved ones undue stress.
Discussing assisted living with aging parents can be challenging, but early planning is essential. Approach the conversation with empathy, patience, and respect for their independence. Highlight the benefits, listen to their concerns, and be prepared for multiple talks over time to ease the transition.
Pet owners bring their animals on vacation, buy them fancy food and pay more for their healthcare. Including them in estate planning is a logical next step, estate lawyers and pet owners say.
Explore how Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) can impact independence in seniors and how an Alamogordo elder law attorney can help ensure access to quality care.
Only 32% of Americans have a will. August is national make a will month and a great time to create a will or trust. Even if you believe you lack assets, going without a will is a big mistake.
