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Special Needs Children and Divorce

Divorce is an unfortunate, but sometimes necessary, event that families have to deal with. For families with children who have special needs, there are additional considerations that should be dealt with before a separation agreement is finalized. At every step of the...

Limits of Long Term Care Insurance

Long term care insurance is one way to protect individuals and couples from the cost of a potential nursing home stay. In short, long term care insurance provides policy holders with a certain amount of coverage in case of a future nursing home stay in exchange for...

Wills, Living Trusts, and Probate

The probate process can take a significant amount of time and money before any inheritances get distributed to a person’s beneficiaries. Additionally, probate filings, including wills, become part of the public record that anyone can access. As a result, many people...

What is a Guardian ad Litem?

A guardian ad litem is a guardian that is appointed by a court to serve as a temporary guardian during the duration of a court proceeding. The phrase guardian “ad litem” translates from Latin to guardian “for the suit” in English. There are two main instances where...

Reaching Adulthood and SSI

For individuals with disabilities, and their parents and guardians, reaching adulthood presents a period of transition in terms of government benefits. Social Security reevaluates a person’s disability when they turn eighteen. The disability standards to qualify for...

Nursing Home Ratings and Medicaid Beds

Choosing a nursing home is an important decision that can greatly affect the quality of life for a person in need. Different facilities have different approaches and generally there is no such thing as a singular, perfect nursing home that is the best choice for...

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