Question: We’re advised to use difficult passwords for our various online accounts and to keep changing them in order to avoid being hacked. But how do you keep track of these and provide the information to whoever will take over for you in the event of incapacity or death? Response: This is difficult. One option
Whether you’re creating a plan, managing a trust, or are a beneficiary of a trust, this book is your roadmap.
– Frank Sweeney
Question: We’re advised to use difficult passwords for our various online accounts and to keep changing them in order to avoid being hacked. But how
Question: I have a client with an irrevocable Medicaid trust. That trust gives him a limited testamentary power of appointment he would like to exercise
Question: I need a lawyer in Florida to help me resign my POA. How do I go about finding one? Response: Are you revoking your
Question: My partner is on disability. As a senior, she is on basic Medicare, but as a person on disability, she also has Medicaid, (which,
Question: My partner and I are not legally married, but are a committed couple. If either of us are hospitalized, does the other have the
Question: If my partner were to sell her house in Vermont, and become a legal resident of Massachusetts, would her Medicaid status automatically transfer into
Question: We’re advised to use difficult passwords for our various online accounts and to keep changing them in order to avoid being hacked. But how
Question: I have a client with an irrevocable Medicaid trust. That trust gives him a limited testamentary power of appointment he would like to exercise
Question: I need a lawyer in Florida to help me resign my POA. How do I go about finding one? Response: Are you revoking your
Question: My partner is on disability. As a senior, she is on basic Medicare, but as a person on disability, she also has Medicaid, (which,
Question: My partner and I are not legally married, but are a committed couple. If either of us are hospitalized, does the other have the
Question: If my partner were to sell her house in Vermont, and become a legal resident of Massachusetts, would her Medicaid status automatically transfer into
Harry Margolis, Esq. has been representing seniors, individuals with special needs and their families since 1987.
Since then, he and his firm as a whole have helped thousands of clients pay for long-term care, grapple with the incapacity of a family member, and plan for safe and productive futures for their children and grandchildren.
