Three Dangers About Making Your Own Estate Plan
Can I make my own estate plan? Here’s the short answer, don’t do it. This is a common question, and while it is possible to ... Read More
A Guide for Dementia: Communicating Feeding and Other Wishes
Many of us have experienced the pain caused by Alzheimer's and dementia. In the final stages of these cognitive diseases, the individual may no longer ... Read More
Medi-Cal Eligibility & Nursing Home Care
You might want to think again if you believed Medi-Cal planning meant only meeting strict income and asset limits to qualify for long-term care. Medi-Cal ... Read More
The HJTA Responds to Prop 19 with an Initiative to Repeal the Death Tax
Many Californians are already feeling the effects of newly passed Proposition 19, also entitled the “Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families, and Victims of ... Read More
Understanding FDIC Coverage on Trust Accounts: A Crucial Aspect of Estate Planning
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How to Plan an Estate for a Surviving Spouse
It is difficult to think about anything beyond your grief after losing a spouse or long-time partner. However, it is crucial to understand there are ... Read More
Information About Your Loved Ones Is Stored in the Mind Your Loved Ones App
In recent years, more Americans have stored and provided information through digital apps on their smartphones and tablets. Whether engaging in online banking, using a ... Read More
Become Familiar With Your Parents’ Aging Strategies Before a Crisis Occurs
In the US, many adult children live a long distance from their parents. Managing aging parents or in-law medical events can be a serious challenge ... Read More
