4 Things Every Purchase Offer Agreement Should Include
Creating a solid purchase offer agreement is one of the most crucial steps in the home-buying process. In a competitive real estate market, having a
Financial Planning for Special Needs Parents 101, Part II
Today we will continue with our two-part blog on basic financial planning for parents of special needs children, which is part of a larger series
Guardianship Vs. Conservatorship
Our population is aging. According to an article published by the United States Census Bureau entitled “The Graying of America,” “In less than two decades,
5 Tips for Creating a Revocable Living Trust
Creating a revocable living trust can be a strategic move for anyone looking to manage their estate with flexibility and foresight. This type of trust
Basic Estate Planning for Parents with a Special Needs Child
If your child has been diagnosed with autism or Asperger’s; or has suffered a traumatic brain injury or other developmental challenges, it’s natural to feel
Guest Blog: Will My Disabled Child Qualify for Social Security Benefits?
Very often, we come across people who need help with Social Security benefits. It is upsetting to hear their struggles and frustrations with the system,
A Wonderful IDEA: A Brief Introduction to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) stands as a cornerstone of U.S. education policy, ensuring that children with disabilities receive the customized education and
Estate Planning Awareness Week: Why It’s Essential for Everyone
Every year, during the third week of October, we observe Estate Planning Awareness Week, a dedicated time to highlight the importance of planning for the
