Choosing a nursing home is one thing, but paying for this type of care is... [Read more...]
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!
Important Things to Know About Long-Term Care Planning
There is more to long-term care planning than meets the eye. If you neglect to... [Read more...]
Do You Suspect That Your Estate Plan Needs Updated?
You create an estate plan with the idea that it’ll protect you, your loved ones,... [Read more...]
How to Choose an Estate Planning Attorney You can Trust for Life
Once you create an estate plan, it’s easy to talk yourself into believing that it’ll... [Read more...]
Your Small Business and Estate Planning: Answer These Questions
Are you the proud owner of a small business? Are you concerned about what will... [Read more...]
Financial Planning: There’s No Better Time Than Now
No matter who you are, it’s essential that you have a plan in place to... [Read more...]
Asset Protection for Business Owners: Consider the Following
As a business owner (or someone who wants to take an entrepreneurial path), it’s critical... [Read more...]
A Few Things to Remember About Long-Term Care
Do you really want to think about long-term care? The short answer is no. Even... [Read more...]
Do These Things to Prevent Estate Planning Problems
Regardless of your age, financial circumstances, and health, you need an estate plan. Not only... [Read more...]
What’s an “Atom Bomb” or “Contingent Remainder” Beneficiary?
When you’re deciding to whom to leave assets, most people choose their children or other... [Read more...]
Academy’s Fall Summit Virtually Perfect
You want your estate planning to be handled by an attorney who stays current on... [Read more...]
Fair Isn’t Always Equal and Vice Versa
When you’re deciding how your assets should be divided at death, sometimes dividing them equally... [Read more...]