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Watson, Mary R J

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Guardianships and conservatorships are ways you can get the help you need if a loved one is incapacitated. Both are appointed and monitored by the court. Guardians make decisions as to where an incapacitated person lives or the type of medical care they receive. Conservators usually help people with everyday items like keeping books, writing checks, paying bills and other financial assistance. These are often used to help people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia that makes it difficult for them to keep up on finances or make responsible decisions.

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Watson, Mary R J

Guardianship
Guardianships and conservatorships are ways you can get the help you need if a loved one is incapacitated. Both are appointed and monitored by the court. Guardians make decisions as to where an incapacitated person lives or the type of medical care they receive. Conservators usually help people with everyday items like keeping books, writing checks, paying bills and other financial assistance. These are often used to help people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia that makes it difficult for them to keep up on finances or make responsible decisions.

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Medicaid Planning
This Consumer's Guide to Medicaid Planning is designed to help provide you with information and answers to some of the questions you will encounter when making the decision to move a family member or loved one into a nursing home.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Elder law and estate planning issues are complex. You need an expert to make sure you understand all the options and have the legal documents to make sure your wishes are understood and followed. We offer a wide variety of services to make sure your unique family and financial situation is taken care of.
Wills
John and Delores Johnson have a $22 million estate. They both have simple wills which leaves their entire estate to their spouse, or if there is no surviving spouse, then to their children.
Trusts
We set up Revocable Living Trusts for many of our clients as an excellent way to ensure that your beneficiaries receive your estate without going through probate in open court, while allowing you to maintain control of your assets. Revocable Living Trusts can be set up for individuals and couples. Although your assets are transferred to the trust, you keep complete control because you control your trust.
Power of Attorney
The best time to decide who will make decisions for you if you cannot make them yourself is when you are healthy. A Power of Attorney designates who can make legal and financial decisions for you during your lifetime, such as paying your bills or selling your home. A Health Care Directive lays out who can make decisions about your health and what types of care you want. The tragedy of Terri Schiavo highlighted that even young people should make sure their wishes are formalized in a legal Health Care Directive.
Probate

Tax Law
On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (“TCJA”). This new legislation makes the most sweeping changes to our tax laws since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. TCJA makes changes to many of our tax laws, including federal estate taxes. Below are some of the estate tax law changes...

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