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Funding a Trust: You Have a Trust…Now to Fund It! 

Funding a Trust: You Have a Trust…Now to Fund It! 

by Deliberato Law Center | Jul 18, 2022 | blog, Elder Law, Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized

A trust is like an Easter basket in that it only really exists when full. Until you fill that wicker frame with chocolate eggs and other goodies, it’s nothing more than, well, a frame. Likewise, until you fund a trust with assets, it’s nothing more than legal...
What to Do When a Loved One is Diagnosed with Dementia

What to Do When a Loved One is Diagnosed with Dementia

by Deliberato Law Center | Jun 30, 2022 | blog, Elder Law, Estate Planning Education, Uncategorized

A dementia diagnosis is a traumatic time for any family. Dementia happens slowly and progressively over time. In the early stages, some symptoms are often thought of as just signs of aging. Beginning signs can be as simple as losing car keys, forgetting where the car...
Doing the Right Thing: Quiet Good Deeds and Estate Planning

Doing the Right Thing: Quiet Good Deeds and Estate Planning

by Deliberato Law Center | Jun 23, 2022 | blog, Elder Law, Estate Planning Education, Uncategorized

Everyone agrees that doing the right thing is, well, the right thing to do, but many stall out trying to figure out what this means. Should you make monthly donations to a cause close to your heart? Support a political party that shares your values? Volunteer your...
Who Holds the Power? Beneficiary Designations vs. Wills

Who Holds the Power? Beneficiary Designations vs. Wills

by Deliberato Law Center | Jun 10, 2022 | blog, Estate Planning Education, Uncategorized

If Wills worked as they do in movies, anything written in them would be interpreted as final and immutable. A loved one could dig up a Will you’d written on a napkin, declare its discovery, and all your last wishes would be fulfilled. Hunky-dory, happy story, the...
Legal Documents that College Students Shouldn’t Leave Home Without

Legal Documents that College Students Shouldn’t Leave Home Without

by Deliberato Law Center | May 30, 2022 | blog, Estate Planning Education, Uncategorized

It is a daunting task to prepare for your child to go to college. Now that the enrollment deposit has been paid, the dorm application is complete, and you’ve purchased their first official college sweatshirt, you can breathe – right? Not necessarily. College is...
How to Create a Financial Planning Bucket List!

How to Create a Financial Planning Bucket List!

by Deliberato Law Center | May 23, 2022 | blog, Elder Law, Estate Planning Education, Probate, Uncategorized

What do Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Pablo Picasso, Steve McNair, Aretha Franklin, and Abraham Lincoln have in common? No, it’s not that they’re all dead (though, yes, they are). It’s not even that they’re all famous (however true, that would be too easy). It’s that they...
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