The Whys and Hows of Medicaid Trusts
A Medicaid asset protection trust (Irrevocable Trust) allows a person to qualify for long-term care benefits from Medicaid while protecting assets.
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Understanding the Relationship Between Bank Account Ownership and Your Will
Author: Attorney Stephen L. Mangan, Principal. During the process of setting up a Last Will and Testament, questions arise about how to handle bank accounts. People become concerned and ask, “What will happen if I’m unable to handle my affairs … Continued
Real Estate: Options for the Long Term
Everyone knows the quote from “Gone with the Wind” in which Scarlett points out that land is the only thing that matters. Many investors still feel that way and make real estate an important and long-term part of their portfolio. … Continued
What to Do When Someone Dies
Settling the affairs of a deceased family member is not a one-person task. Here is a checklist to help you.
New Stimulus Has Plenty for Small Business
The pandemic relief package (Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021) gives a break to small businesses by reopening the Paycheck Protection Program so that some of the hardest-hit small businesses can apply for a second loan. The new round of loans will … Continued
Putting Your House in a Trust
Should you put your house in a trust? For some homeowners, it could be a smart move, but you need to know all the facts. Click through for some insights into this little-known estate planning strategy to see if it’s … Continued
Four Silly Home Loan Mistakes Everyone Makes
As interest rates lower, buying a home seems more feasible and affordable now than it has in recent years. When you are shopping for a home loan, it is important to take the right measures to ensure that the loan … Continued
The Top Legal Concerns for Seniors
Personal and health affairs management, estate planning and administration, and long-term care and how to pay for assisted living or nursing home care are needs that must be addressed by all of us—the sooner, the better.
Obituary for Robert A. Scalise Sr.
Robert A. Scalise Sr. Obituary – Visitation & Funeral Information Atty. Robert “Bob” Scalise, Sr., 83, of New Britain, widower of Judith (Wilbur) Scalise, passed away Monday (October 19, 2020) at his home. A native and lifelong New Britain resident, … Continued
Tips for Succession Planning
The longevity of a small business depends on a well-thought-out succession plan. For a family business, you want to evaluate who else can run the business and whether you have to look beyond family members as the business grows. An … Continued
