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What Are the Expenses for Trust Administration in Wisconsin_
Estate Planning

What Are the Expenses for Trust Administration in Wisconsin?

When it comes time to administer a trust, you will encounter a few expenses. Between legal fees, paying taxes, and appraising assets, the costs can rise. So, what are the expenses for trust administration in Wisconsin? We will look at the common expenses so you can make a plan for your trust.  Legal Fees When… Read more

How to Administer a Trust in Wisconsin
Estate Planning

How to Administer a Trust in Wisconsin 

One of the most important duties in a trust is serving as a trustee. With that, you are tasked with many vital fiduciary duties. You are responsible for managing the assets and keeping records of every transaction. Also, you need to clearly communicate every step with the beneficiaries. So, how to administer a trust in… Read more

October is Estate Planning Awareness Month – Why is that Important_
Estate Planning

October is Estate Planning Awareness Month – Why is that Important? 

Every October, we celebrate Estate Planning Awareness Month. During this month, we want individuals and families to think about their future financial security. People tend to avoid conversations about estate planning because it involves thinking about death, incapacitation, and the transfer of assets.  However, estate planning is more than considering what happens when you pass… Read more

Medicaid Eligibility and Special Needs Planning in Wisconsin
Special Needs Issues

Medicaid Eligibility and Special Needs Planning in Wisconsin

Medicaid can help individuals with special needs get access to essential healthcare services and financial assistance. In Wisconsin, navigating Medicaid eligibility and special needs planning will help you ensure your loved one will receive the necessary support without jeopardizing their benefits. Let’s look at the key aspects of these plans.  Medicaid Eligibility in Wisconsin In… Read more

guardianship vs conservatorship (1)
Elder Law

Guardianship vs. Conservatorship in Wisconsin: The Right Choice for Your Loved One

Sometimes, family members have to make difficult decisions. If a loved one cannot make decisions for themselves, then you may have to choose a guardianship or conservatorship to protect their interests. While these terms are used interchangeably, they are different. Let’s look at guardianship vs conservatorship in Wisconsin to help you decide which is right… Read more

special needs planning in wisconsin guide
Special Needs Issues

A Guide to Special Needs Planning in Wisconsin

If you have a loved one with disabilities or special needs, you will want to think about meeting their long-term needs, even after you have passed away. That is why special needs planning is important to your estate plan. With that, you need to consider this process’s legal, financial, and support aspects. Here is a… Read more

special needs planning in wisconsin
Special Needs Issues

Special Needs Planning for Adults in Wisconsin

If you have a special needs family member, you will want to make sure they are provided for to enhance their quality of life and financial security. Individuals with disabilities have needs that should be addressed with a well-thought-out estate plan. Let’s look at all the steps for special needs planning for adults in Wisconsin. … Read more

Medicaid planning for assisted living
Elder Law

Medicaid Planning for Assisted Living and Nursing Homes in Wisconsin: A Guide for Families

If you have older family members, you may have to think about their long-term care. Whether they move into an assisted living, nursing home or other long-term facility, the costs can be astronomical for most families.  However, Medicaid can help provide financial assistance to eligible individuals. If you would like to learn more about Medicaid… Read more

Small Estate Administration in Wisconsin
Estate Planning

Small Estate Administration in Wisconsin

When a loved one passes away, the estate will often proceed through the courts. While this process may seem complicated, there are situations when these assets can be handled through small estate administration.  This is more of a streamlined process that helps distribute the assets quicker to the beneficiaries. If you would like to learn… Read more

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