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Huntington’s Disease in Estate and Financial Planning
Huntington’s Disease (HD) is a genetic neurodegenerative disorder that causes progressive brain damage. Symptoms typically begin in mid-adulthood and worsen over time. HD can cause movement…
“The Lost One” A Poem About Dementia By Nancy Turner
I look into your eyes, But I don’t see you there. The light that once was there, Is gone, and I don’t know where. I reach out to your hand, But it feels like a stranger’s. The skin is cold…
Caregiving: Navigating the Challenges
You won’t know the difficulties of caregiving until you become a caregiver. Many people take on the challenge because it involves someone they love. In the US, 53 million people have…
California Probate Process: 7 Facts
Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate. In California, the probate process is a court-supervised proceeding. Thus, it takes place after someone dies. Thus,…
What is Probate Court?
An introduction from Probate Attorney Michael J. Young California Probate Court Process As if losing a family member or friend is not painful enough, the California probate court process…Estate Planning Podcasts
Intestate Rights of a Married Person
Elder Law Today Newsletter | February, 2019
When and Under What Circumstances Should You Update Your Estate Planning Documents?? We are often asked, “When and under what circumstances should we update our estate planning documents?”…Welcome To Our Workshop
Find out what we will talk about at our next asset protection workshop regarding how to pay for our long term care and getting our ducks in a row for Medi-Cal qualification Welcome to our…Medi-Cal Qualifications
Can I Give Each Of My Children $15,000 a Year and Still Qualify For Medi-Cal? You can give $15,000 to each of your children per year under IRS rules, but there may be penalties if you apply…When To Apply For Medi-Cal
Our clients often ask us when the appropriate time would be for them to file for Medi-Cal, to help pay for a stay in skilled nursing facility (SNF). If you are actually in a SNF, you can…
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