On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | May 21, 2020 | estate planning
There are many reasons to begin the estate planning process; however, no matter the reason, it is essential to ensure that it is complete. To each individual this might mean something else, but in general terms, this means considering what documents to include and...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Apr 6, 2020 | estate planning
Creating a will is a crucial step in your estate plan. While not having a will can cause issues, not updating your will can be equally problematic. Your will, along with the rest of your estate plan, should evolve alongside your life. Here are a few of the many...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Feb 18, 2020 | estate planning
When you are young, the last thing on your mind is dying. You probably live each day to its fullest without any concern about what will happen after your death. However, the bleak reality is that death can occur at any time. All it takes is one illness or accident to...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Jul 5, 2019 | estate planning
Some financially strapped seniors who might need Medicaid for their long term care sometimes find that their assets and income exceed eligibility requirements to receive Medicaid coverage. To make sure that they do qualify, some seniors spend their assets down to...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Feb 21, 2019 | estate planning
There are many tools in an estate planner’s toolbox to help them develop an estate plan that works for them and reflects their wishes. Trusts are one part of an estate plan that many estate planners may have questions about and not entirely understand. Estate...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Jan 25, 2019 | estate planning
Creating a will and an estate plan is just the first step in ensuring one’s assets are distributed according to their wishes after their demise. To make sure that it takes into account changes in laws and life situations, it should be revisited every couple of...
