Brandon McGee

Brandon McGee enjoys a successful law practice focusing on estate planning, elder law, Medicaid preplanning and crisis planning, and probate. Brandon and his team combine legal skills with compassion and understanding to develop estate plans that are personalized to the needs of each of their clients. Read more!

Estate Planning for Small Business Owners

Owning a small business brings pride and fulfillment, but it also presents unique challenges when... [Read more...]

A Real-Life Look at the Application of the Slayer Statute

Usually women sue their husband’s estate to enforce their right to the elective share of... [Read more...]

A Family Fractured by a Heartbreaking Oversight

The importance of a living will: In the wintry season of 1963, on December 3,... [Read more...]

The Importance of Having a Healthcare Proxy

A healthcare proxy, also known as a healthcare power of attorney or healthcare surrogate, plays... [Read more...]

529 Plans – The “Holy Grail” of Estate Planning

When Estate Planning practitioners talk about the “Holy Grail” of Estate Planning, they generally mean... [Read more...]

Unleashing the Power of Teamwork in Estate Planning

Consider Estate Planning as a team game. In this fluctuating financial climate, it might often... [Read more...]

Incapacity Planning for Alzheimer’s Patients

Incapacity planning is of utmost importance, especially for individuals diagnosed with conditions like Alzheimer's that... [Read more...]

What We Can All Learn from Diller v. Richardson – Part II

Clients create Estate Plans to work in a certain way. They raise their concerns with... [Read more...]

Celebrating the Grandparent-Grandchild Connection: An Invaluable Legacy!

The sheer pleasure grandparents derive from quality time spent with their grandkids is truly incomparable.... [Read more...]

Blended Families: Navigating Complex Estate Planning

Blended families, which often include spouses, ex-spouses, biological children, and stepchildren, can face complex dynamics... [Read more...]

What We Can All Learn from Diller v. Richardson

Clients create Estate Plans to work in a certain way. They raise their concerns with... [Read more...]

Eight Reasons Why You Should Prioritize Your Estate Plan

It's tempting to keep pushing essential tasks to the future, and your estate plan is... [Read more...]