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Are there legal presumptions or preferences on who should be the personal representative?
Are there any disadvantages to using A-B Trusts in my estate plan?
Are there alternatives to the formal administration of probate?
Are the rules for Medicaid different in each state?
Are the premiums for long-term care insurance deductible on my income tax returns?
Are the eligibility rules for community-based Medicaid services the same as for nursing home Medicaid?
Are personal representatives paid?
Am I responsible for my deceased parent or spouse’s bills?
A creditor has filed a creditor’s claim. What do I do now?
Can a will be changed or revoked after my death?
Can all elder law attorneys handle all issues that come up in an elder law context?
Can I leave my property to anyone I choose?
Can I leave something to a charity in my will?
Do I have to give anyone a copy of my will?
Do I need a will if I own almost nothing?
Do I need to appoint the same person as my agent in my health care surrogate and power of attorney?
Do living trusts go through probate?
Does a trustee get paid?
Does a will control all of my property?
Does an executor (personal representative) get paid?
Does the person named in the will as executor (personal representative) have to serve?
How can an estate plan make things easier on my family after I die?
How can I plan to avoid or minimize probate?
How do you challenge a will?
How is a guardianship appointed?
How long can probate take?
How long will probate take in Florida?
How often should my will be reviewed?
If I am named in a will as a beneficiary, do I need an attorney?
If I choose a durable power of attorney, how would my incapacity be determined?
If I die owing debts, who pays my debts?
If I give my attorney in fact immediate powers, do I forfeit all rights to make financial decisions?
In Medicaid, what is a countable asset?
In Medicaid, what is a non-countable asset?
Is the personal representative entitled to be paid?
Is there a small estate exception to probate?
Regarding Medicaid, what does spend-down mean?
Should I avoid probate?
Should I have a general power of attorney?
Should I make a will online?
Should I put my healthcare wishes in my will?
Should I talk with the person I intend to appoint before completing a durable power of attorney?
What are probate assets?
What are some permissible ways to spend-down my assets?
What are some typical estate planning documents?
What are the common mistakes in Medicaid asset protection planning?
What are the common mistakes in Medicaid asset protection planning?
What are the disadvantages of a power of attorney?
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