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Estate Planning in the Electronic Age

Compliments of the McGee Law Firm, Attorney Brandon McGee In today’s electronic age, it seems that things are changing faster and faster. Every time we turn around, there’s a new technology and more and more information to keep in mind and safeguard.  Now, increasingly people have “electronic assets,” such as website domain names and accounts … Read more

Should You Buy Long-Term Care Insurance?

Able Accounts Complement Special Needs Trusts

The question of whether or not you should buy long-term care insurance is a complicated one — and there are many reasons for that. On the surface, long-term care insurance is simple to understand. It’s a policy that kicks in to cover expenses associated with many types of long-term care, such as the type you … Read more

Don’t Trust Your Legacy to Just Anyone

Compliments of the McGee Law Firm, Attorney Brandon McGee Protecting our families and our assets after we are gone is an essential part of life. However, in planning our estates, we need to take into account the many potential life changes that may come up for our surviving family members and ensure that we have … Read more

Do You Have Life Insurance?

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Some people load up on as much life insurance as they can afford. Other people ignore this coverage altogether, as they don’t see how it will benefit them while they’re living. And of course, there are those who fall somewhere in between. If you’ve yet to purchase life insurance, there are many good reasons to … Read more

Passport. Hotel Reservations. Living Trust?

Compliments of the McGee Law Firm, Attorney Brandon McGee When the inhabitants of Gilligan’s Island went out for their three-hour tour aboard the S. S. Minnow, chances are they were not prepared for what was about to befall them. Of course, Thurston and Eunice “Lovey” Howell (being the money-savvy individuals they were) probably had a … Read more

What to do About an Outdated Estate Plan

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An outdated estate plan isn’t something you should let linger. It requires immediate attention to ensure that you make the right changes for both you and your family. Of course, that doesn’t help answer the key question: what’s the best way to approach an outdated estate plan? While you should always do what’s best for … Read more