Wills & Trusts Joint Ownership and Estate Planning
When people think about estate planning, most of them think about writing a will, in which they bequeath all their world...
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Debt & Bankruptcy Pre-appoved Credit Card Offers
If you have a credit card and a decent credit record, chances are that you receive dozens of “pre-screened” or“pre-appro...
Wills & Trusts Many States Now Allow Dynasty Trusts
Charitable trusts can last indefinitely―like the trusts that fund the Rhodes Scholarships and Pulitzer Prizes―but it use...
Wills & Trusts Trigger Events for Changing Your Estate Plan
An estate plan is your blueprint for where you want your property to go after you die. As part of planning your estate, ...
Health Care Law Reviewing Your Advance Directive
In the words of former Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo, “Every human being of adult years and sound mind has a ri...
Health Care Law Crossing State Lines: Is My Advance Directive Still Good?
Health-care providers normally try to respect your wishes, regardless of the form you use to indicate those wishes or th...
Health Care Law The New Medicare: Part D
As most people know, the federal government provides a program of basic health care insurance for older and disabled per...
Debt & Bankruptcy Interest Rates and Mortgage Woes
If interest rates have risen over the past year, which means that if you have an adjustable-rate mortgage, your payments...
Debt & Bankruptcy Refinancing Your Home
If your interest rate is higher than the current market interest rates, then you may benefit from refinancing your mortg...
Contracts & Sales Arbitration Clauses in Contracts
An arbitration clause is a section of a contract requiring disputes to be resolved through arbitration. If you have agre...