Joint Revocable Living Trust 
What is a joint revocable living trust? A joint revocable living trust is a single trust created by a husband…
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Tips For Selecting A Guardian For Your Child
If you have minor children, perhaps the most important component of your estate plan has nothing to do with your…
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What is a Last Will & Testament?
A will, sometimes referred to as—a Last Will and Testament—is a legal document that declares how an estate or property will…
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Planning for Incapacity as an Integral Part of Your Broader Estate Plan.
It is difficult to think about, but critical to address, estate planning, is something that all Americans need to do…
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Guardianships for the Elderly in the District of Columbia
What is a guardian? A guardian is a person appointed by the local court to make health care decisions for…
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What is a Living Revocable Trust?
A living revocable trust is a trust created during the lifetime of the grantor. Under this instrument, the grantor acts…
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What Is A Testamentary Trust?
A testamentary trust is a trust created within a will that does not come into existence until after the individual…
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Guardianship: Caring for An Aging Loved One
Many of us are faced with the difficult realizations and decisions that come with seeing our parents and loved one’s…
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Guide to Reverse Mortgages and the Elderly
A reverse mortgage allows a homeowner to borrow against the equity in their principal residence.
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Healthcare Powers of Attorney
Healthcare Powers of Attorney & Durable Powers of Attorney A durable power of attorney appoints someone to make health care…
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