Is Your Property Titled Correctly?
By Timothy P. Brynteson, Esq. Most couples assume that if one them dies, their home or other real estate will pass automatically to their spouse. Normally couples own their home or other real estate “jointly” – in other words they own it together, or both of their names are on the title. While this is […]
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 […]
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 […]
