If you create an estate plan with documents you downloaded from the internet, are you really getting a better deal?

Would you benefit from an estate plan that helps you avoid probate? For most people, the answer is yes. This article explains why.

If you're growing older without family support, who will serve as agent for your Financial Power of Attorney?

Estate planning is a vital part of Life Care Planning. Here's how the two work together.

Elder Care Coordinator Debra King talks about the very real possibility that your adult children will have no interest in your heirlooms

If you don’t have family or close friends, who will be there for you as you grow older? It’s a question millions of older adults are asking.

Choosing a person to assist you with your financial affairs is a serious matter. Please choose wisely.

For many people, a Will represents the pinnacle of preparedness. We’re here to tell you that it's just not true. Read on to find out why.

If you want to navigate the elder care journey without going broke, you won’t want to miss this FREE educational event...

There's a lot to do after a person dies. The work doesn't end at the funeral.

When people get married later in life, the glow of love can often blind them to important estate planning matters.

Having an older brother with a mental illness drove home the need for advance care planning for this Johnson McGinnis client.

Yes, it is, says Matt Fellowes, CEO of United Income, in a recent report.

Over the course of their nearly 20-year friendship, Sheila and Jane had talked about their end-of-life care wishes more than once.

Many people I talk to believe that only the ultra-wealthy need an asset protection plan. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

If you have fears about growing older, consider taking a page from the Super Rich playbook to tackle them.

Have you discovered the AGING STARTS NOW podcast? It's a great way to learn how to plan for the realities of growing older.

Discussing finances with elderly loved ones is rarely easy. However, these conversations are essential.

If you marry later in life and you think your prenuptial agreement will keep your assets separate, be careful.

Having to talk with your parents about their finances is as awkward as "the birds and the bees" talk they gave you when you were twelve...

If you choose to marry later in life, things can get tricky, especially when it comes to estate planning. This article explains the risks.

No matter how old you are, talking to your parents about their long-term care needs and finances is just plain uncomfortable for everyone.

There are countless ways people can mess up an estate plan.

Not long ago, the New York Times ran an article called, Filing Suit for ‘Wrongful Life’ that talked about...