The resort agent suggested Mom and Dad should leave the timeshare to their children in a deed so, when the parents passed, their children could…
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There Is a Decrease in Telehealth Coverage Among Health Insurers
Hospitals and health systems worldwide faced unprecedented challenges after the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic. There has been a need to increase and safeguard healthcare staff as…
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Penalties for Gifts Under Medicaid
Medicare is a federal and state program that helps low-income seniors with limited assets and income afford healthcare. Many seniors believe their only option to…
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Drastic Updates to California’s End of Life Option Act
California is one of only five states in the United States that offers medical aid in dying to the critically ill who qualify. The End…
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Why Millennials Are Writing Wills More Than Ever Before
Over the years, Millennials have brandished headlines for a multitude of reasons—whether it’s claims they are technically savvy or that they have an affinity for…
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Having a Conversation with Family About End-of-Life Care
A family discussion about your mortality is a sobering experience, but it is prudent. No one relishes the thought of their demise, and yet with…
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An Overview of VA Benefits for Older Veterans
Over 18,2 million veterans live in the United States, and 38 percent of them are over the age of 65, according to the US Census…
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The Benefits of Hybrid Policies for Long-Term Care Estate Planning
Nursing home care costs can be outrageous should you become critically ill or injured. You might know from reading my blog articles or from reading…
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VIDEO: How Botti & Morison Makes Estate Planning Easy
Criminal Scams on the Rise During the COVID-19 Pandemic
At times when there is a crisis and people are vulnerable and in need, criminals come out of the woodwork. The opportunities to exploit fear…
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