When you have a child or other loved one with a disability, your foremost concern is ensuring they have a secure and fulfilling future. You want to provide for their needs long after you are gone, but doing so requires careful financial and legal planning. Simply leaving assets directly to them can unintentionally disqualify them from essential government benefits, such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Medicaid. This is a common concern we hear from families in North

Thinking about the future can bring up many questions and concerns. It is natural to worry about what will happen to your loved ones and your assets when you are no longer here. The process of preparing for that future, known as estate planning, can sometimes feel overwhelming. A significant source of this anxiety often comes from the unknown costs associated with legal services. Many people hesitate to seek professional guidance because they fear unpredictable hourly billing

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