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Having enough money set aside to care for your kids if you unexpectedly pass away can be accomplished in a number of ways. Don’t let the issue of financial security stop you from choosing the guardian you feel is best for your kids. https://morganlawgroup.com//newport-beach-guardianship-la/

COVID-19 has been so hard for nursing home residents who can’t see their family and friends. Kudos to these staff members who are thinking outside the box to bring seniors a little joy and fun. https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com//continental-manor-deer-h/

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Something important for parents of children with special needs to think about. Attend our online talk to learn more at www.SpecialNeedsWorkshop.com.

Caregiving is HARD. There’s a lot of wisdom in this article to help avoid burnout if you are looking after a loved one who is sick or disabled. https://www.prevention.com//caregiver-during-covid-19-ess/

It’s a new year, which means that it’s time to take a fresh look at your estate planning documents! If you’d like to make changes to your will, trust, or overall estate plan, contact us for help. https://morganlawgroup.com/estate-planning/

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There is a possibility that your child could pass away before the funds in his or her Special Needs Trust are used up. Depending on how the Trust was created, anything remaining will be sent back to the government for reimbursement, or to another beneficiary of your choice (a charity, a sibling, etc.). http://ow.ly/wYcm30rcMHH

Everything you need to know about estate planning for blended families: http://ow.ly/zjJ430rcMHG

After the sale of real estate, artwork, or business, you’ll need to update your estate plan. Here’s why: http://ow.ly/pgKy30rcMHF

For most adults, a will is NOT ENOUGH to protect their family and assets if something happens. Here’s what you need instead. #protectwhatmattersmost

Decide who you would want to raise your kids if you suddenly passed away, and work with a lawyer to legally document your choices! #protectwhatmattersmost #EPAwarenessWeek

Leaving a legacy: why everyone needs an estate plan. http://ow.ly/65SU30rcMHD

A will only takes effect AFTER death. You’ll want to create a Power of Attorney, Healthcare Directive, and possibly a Living Trust so that your loved ones can help if you become disabled or incapacitated during your lifetime. #MakeYourWishesKnown #EPAwarenessWeek

Even if you don't have kids, you still need an estate plan!

Did you know that you can divorce-proof your child’s inheritance?