Considering Options for Your Home If You Are Concerned About Long-Term Care
By Timothy P. Brynteson, Esq. Many of our older clients are worried about two things: 1) having the resources to afford long-term care, or qualifying for government assistance if they don’t, typically Medicaid; and 2) they want to leave their house to their heirs if it is one of their primary assets. These concerns are true […]
The First Decision in Forming a Business: What Type of Entity?
By Corey W. Moore, Esq. May 24, 2016 Choosing the appropriate entity for a new business is not as easy as one might think. Most people tend to gravitate towards a limited liability company, or LLC, for its relative ease of formation and asset protection, however there are various other entities that can be beneficial […]
Trust – Probate
By Timothy P. Brynteson, Esq. Estate planning attorneys are frequently asked by clients to explain the difference between a “will” and a “trust.” This is normally in the context of planning for the disposition of assets upon the client’s death – so we surmise that clients are looking for information regarding the differences between and […]
