Archive for January, 2010

Irrevocable trusts to avoid Medicaid and nursing home liens

Probate is defined as the procedure by which an Executor proceeds to admit a Will to the jurisdiction of the Surrogate Court, which is proved to be valid or invalid. The term generally includes all matters relating to the administration of estates.
There are instances where Surrogate Court monitoring of the estate is desirable. Much has [...]

Kartik Jhaveri-Retirement Planning part I

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Why Don’t You Want What I Want? – Elaine Froese – Farm Family Coach

Another thing we need to understand and change is that sometimes people don’t want what you want. Do you always get your own way?
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There are three levels of pushing back or resistance. The first is: I don’t understand. Can you explain it another way? And in succession and transition planning this would be things [...]

Estate Planning : Living Trust vs Will

What is the difference between a living trust and a will? A will makes sure that an individual’s wishes are spoken for after death, living trusts are more complex and used during life. Learn about living trusts vs. wills from a registered financial consultant (RFC) in this free personal finance video.
Expert: Patrick Munro
Contact: www.northstarnavigator.com
Bio: Patrick [...]