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Should I Use an Attorney When I Apply for Medicaid?

Navigating the complexities of government healthcare programs can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to applying for Medicaid.
08/16/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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What Should I Know About Powers of Attorney?

Are you worried about what might happen to your estate and investments if you become disabled or incapacitated?
08/16/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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Don't Put These 11 Things in Your Will

Writing a will is not as simple as just slapping together a list of desires. However, there are some things you should not put in your will.
08/09/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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Should Life Insurance Be a Part of My Estate Planning?

Life insurance can be the ideal way to protect both yourself and those you care about. However, individual insurance companies can put age-related restrictions on life insurance policies.
08/04/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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What are Estate Planning Tips to Avoid Probate?

There are a variety of issues estate planning attorneys seek to mitigate when creating an estate plan for their clients.
08/04/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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6 Tips for Siblings with an Inherited Home

Inheriting a house with siblings can be a blessing or a curse, depending on your family situation and how you handle it.
08/04/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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Special Planning for Aging without a Family Caregiver

What are elderly persons who are without children or other family to serve as caregivers supposed to do?
08/02/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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What are the Basics of Trusts?

When you think of a trust, you may have visions of contentious family gatherings in an attorney’s office after the death of a patriarch or matriarch. And sure, why not add sibling rivalries on par with the Roy family of Succession fame to keep things interesting?
07/26/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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How Can Married Couples Use Estate Tax Exemptions?

A primary goal of most married couples when contemplating basic estate planning documents is to ensure that the surviving spouse, and commonly, the couple's children and grandchildren, are supported financially.
07/26/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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Should I Put My Child’s Name on the Deed to Our House?

If a child you’ve added to your deed goes through a divorce, has tax issues, is sued by someone, or must declare bankruptcy, your house could be on the chopping block!
07/21/23 • by: Vick Law, P.C.
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