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FIVE PLANNING POINTERS FOR PARENTS WITH DISABLED CHILDREN
1. Buy enough life insurance. A parent is irreplaceable. However, someone will have to fill in. It may be siblings or other relatives. In all likelihood,…
1. Buy enough life insurance. A parent is irreplaceable. However, someone will have to fill in. It may be siblings or other relatives. In all likelihood,…
The Homestead Exemption provides tax relief to South Carolinians who are age sixty-five or older, blind, or disabled. In order to qualify you must: 1.…
BACKLOGS As many of our clients know, there are tremendous backlogs on Social Security and SSI claims such that a disability appeal at the administrative…
In a technical sense and strictly construed a legacy is a gift or bequest in a will of personal property. An estate is a person’s…
Death is a part of life – but for the surviving family it is a time of stress, both emotional coping with loss and knowing…
I think that is too young to have access to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Since he is my potential heir as well, will a…
I am usually an optimist, but feel like we have a death sentence. I don’t know where to start to gain control over our life…
The daughter of his sec-ond wife is giving his personal items, like guns and tools, away without consulting me and my stepmother, age 81, refuses…
Many people have decorated a spare bedroom with boxes of old medical insurance reimbursement statements and tax returns. While proof to grandchildren that you only…
If you are a veteran, a parent, dependent or spouse of a living or deceased veteran, you may be entitled to benefits through Veteran’s Affairs.…