by Christine | Feb 17, 2012 | Asset Protection, LLCs |
This case illustrates the inherent dangers of the Single Member LLC — which is they are “an alter ego case waiting to happen”. LLCs or “Limited Liability Corporations” can be excellent vehicles to accomplish just what their names suggest – limiting liability....
by Christine | Feb 16, 2012 | Charitable Foundation, Charitable Giving, Charitable Trust, Estate Planning |
This Year's Most Generous Billionaire Philanthropist Has Been Dead Since 2006 It’s pretty impressive to top the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s list of America’s 50 most generous donors, but it just defies the imagination to make the list 5 years after passing away....
by Christine | Feb 15, 2012 | Elder Law, Medicare, Nursing Homes |
Some Medicare beneficiaries who visit the hospital are getting surprised by big bills because their stays weren't considered inpatient services. When an elderly person is ready for the nursing home, some families are entirely understanding, in agreement, and...
by Christine | Feb 14, 2012 | Divorce, Estate Planning, Trusts |
Not all trusts are created equal, especially when it comes to protection in a divorce. Trusts are like pocket knives, in a way. Even a fairly basic pocket knife can make your life immensely easier, especially in a pinch, but a particularly well built and expansive...
by Christine | Feb 13, 2012 | Business Succession Planning, Elder Law |
The Obama administration announced plans Tuesday for a two-year, $156 million cash infusion for Alzheimer’s research and care. The money will help solidify a still-developing national plan to better treat and even prevent the illness by 2025. With budget plans just...
