A positive outlook tends to make life more enjoyable than a negative outlook. Wallowing in pessimism for most people is not the best way to go. You could say – generally speaking – that optimists have more fun. But there’s more to being a positive person than simply enjoying life. There is now some evidence… Continue Reading
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Hugg & Associates PLLC is a boutique law firm providing client-centered services to individuals and businesses. Our practice focuses on all aspects of elder law, estate planning, asset protection, business succession planning, probate and trust administration. If you are a business owner, in addition to the above services, we are experienced business, real estate, and contract law attorneys.
Living Trust and Your Mortgage
Many people, hoping to avoid probate, create an estate plan that includes a Living Trust. In order to make this type of plan work to avoid probate, you must transfer ownership of your home (or other real property to the trust). If you have properly transferred your real estate and other assets to your living… Continue Reading
10 Things an Estate Plan Can Do For You
Provide support and financial stability to your spouse, children and grandchildren. Preserve your wealth for later generations. Make sure your wishes are carried out when you can no longer manage your affairs. Support a favorite charity. Distribute assets in a timely fashion. Minimize… Continue Reading
Get Serious About Creating Retirement Income
Worried about retirement income? In a recent survey by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 41% of CPA financial planners said that running out of money was their clients’ top financial concern when planning for retirement, and fully 70% said depleting savings ranked among their clients’ top three worries, along with maintaining their current… Continue Reading
The Perils of Doing Asset Protection Planning on Your Own
Dealing with asset protection planning along with long term care planning, is a daunting process. Very complicated state and federal Medicaid laws and regulations present many pitfalls for those who try to engage in that process on their own without working with a competent elder law attorney. A 2015 Medicaid case from New Jersey is… Continue Reading
