Assets held in “Joint Tenancy” should not require a probate. For instance, the title can be held by two individuals “as joint tenants.”
Probate Matters. If title is by two people as joint tenants, and one dies, there will be no probate on the first death.
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Let me first say that we hope all of you are doing well and keeping safe. Existing clients and prospects are calling, asking for help them NOW, in light of the present health crisis. Our answer is a resounding, “Yes we can!” Callers express their desire to complete estate planning documents as soon as possible. […]
Experts agree that “older adults” face the highest risk of infection and death relative to the coronavirus pandemic. But just who qualifies as “older?” According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), “older” means anyone who is currently 65 years of age or older. In fact, 8 out of 10 COVID-19 associated deaths […]
As an elder law attorney with many clients in assisted living facilities, I have visited many such locations. Over the years, I have discovered the important points to consider when choosing such a facility for someone who suffers from dementia. Dementia requires very specific considerations. So, take the following into account when selecting the facility:
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Estate planning & asset protection after a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, or a dementia-related disease. Life adjustments with possible legal consequences. Don’t wait.