Protect Yourself And Your Family
So, you’re graduating from college – congratulations! You’re headed out into the world and there are lots of great opportunities waiting for you out there, but how do you make the most of these years ahead and ensure a secure, happy future for you and your loved ones?...
Happy New Year! Like most of you, I am looking forward to waving goodbye to 2020 and greeting 2021 with open arms. As cliche as New Year’s resolutions sometimes feel — “exercise more” remains the perennial #1 resolution — in fact, new beginnings in our lives are...
When someone dies in New Hampshire, the probate courts typically have authority over the administration of their estate. How the state handles each unique estate varies depending on a number of factors. The more complex an estate is, the more likely it is that the New...
Watching a parent decline in physical or mental health is a difficult part of life. If you have noticed your parent forgets to pay important bills or fails to attend to his or her health care needs, you may feel compelled to step in and help. Unfortunately, not...
If you have an estate plan, you may think you have everything you need to be secure for the future. In fact, it's possible you haven't given your estate plan much thought since you originally drafted and signed everything. It is smart for everyone with an estate plan...
Receiving a difficult medical diagnosis is not easy for any New Hampshire resident. In some cases, individuals could learn that they have Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia that puts their futures in precarious situations. For you, this diagnosis may have...
Making the decision to place a loved one within a nursing home or assisted living facility is not always an easy one. There are many factors to consider when making this change. However, the best decision is a well-researched one.Not only should you conduct thorough...
A well drafted estate plan gives the owner a unique peace of mind as they make their way through life. The plan holder knows that they will not leave any questions for their friends and family regarding their affairs, their wishes and their assets. Trusts and wills...
A recent study found people aged 65 and older are filing for bankruptcy at three times the rate as they were in 1991. The New York Times states of the people from ages 65 to 74, 3.6 out of 1000 file for bankruptcy. The study suggests this increase is due to changes...
Seniors who have a pension or retirement savings have sacrificed and worked hard their entire life to earn this money.Unfortunately, there are many scams that target senior citizens and try to steal this hard-earned income. Fraud has claimed millions of dollars from...
