Elder Law Report

What do you need to do in these trying times to be prepared? Find out in this eSeminar. We discuss Foundational planning, Trusts and Deed Planning. Watch for the SPECIAL OFFER at the end. Call: 704-749-9244 or online at mcelderlaw.com.

SPECIAL!!! Elder Law Report: Coronavirus. Greg & Hayden hash out the issues of the day with this State of Emergency. Hayden has some tips for seniors to stay safe and they discuss estate plans and quarantines. Learn more: 704-749-9244 or online at mcelderlaw.com.

Elder Law Attorney Greg McIntyre puts on a FULL FREE LIVE SEMINAR entitled “Plan While You Can”. In these uncertain times it is important to ensure your estate plan can withstand any emergency. You need to know your rights and know the pitfalls. Enjoy! For any questions or to schedule a consultation call: 704-749-9244. Thank You and Happy Planning!

In a world of chaos and corona virus and the 24 hour news cycle we are on a Merry-Go-Round of fear and anxiety. When we stay that way we are being controlled. How do we take control and not be controlled? How do we find peace of mind in trying times? Pause, get off the merry-go-round, look around you. What do you have to be thankful for? Start by taking inventory, setting goals and making a plan. Important information out out on this Today Show appearance. Learn more: 704-749-9244 or online at mcelderlaw.com.

Important Firm Updates! Lots of things are going on right now. The governor of North Carolina just announced that all public schools will be closing for two weeks. Also, all communal living healthcare facilities (nursing homes and assisted living facilities) have been closed to visitors which means family members, attorneys, notaries, and witnesses. What do we do and how do we deal with and cope with this situation? I am not one to sit back and simply do nothing. You shouldn’t either...

ALERT!!! Nursing Homes and Hospitals are starting to lock their doors! They are starting to confine people and deny access to family and professionals. What this means for your estate plan and options RIGHT NOW! Learn more: 704-749-9244 or online at mcelderlaw.com.

Brenton and Greg “DO NOT” want to talk about the Corona Virus or contribute to fears. In this episode of the Elder Law Report they take on this important topic in a practical way.

The Ferris Wheel of Life. The important thing is leaving a legacy. I am drafting a family letter about my life and what my legacy is to my family. Let’s go to the top, swing a little and look over the landscape of your life. Get on the Ferris Wheel with me! Learn More: mcelderlaw.com.

What does Per Sterpis mean and why is it in my will? Learn More: mcelderlaw.com.

House Rules! If you don’t know the house rules then you are gambling with your families future. Know the House Rules! Learn more in the Elder Law Report.

What is an Estate? Learn more as Colleen and Eugene uncover misconceptions about estates.#savingthefarm #theelderlawguy #lawyergreg #medicaidcrisisplanning #estateplanning #charlottetoday

The Elder Law Guy walks you through the key aspects of the Secure Act and breaks down what you need to know in this short, informative podcast. Related Article: https://mcelderlaw.com/the-secure-act

What is an Estate? The RETURN of Hayden Soloway to the Elder Law Report is EPIC as the team discusses what an estate is. Do You Have An Estate?

2020 Vision in 2020:I think planning gives you clarity… In that respect, Elder Law is Clarity. It helps families plan, think about the future, protect assets and gain peace of mind. As we head into the new year, everyone is making and breaking resolutions. I love this time of year because of the planning aspect. I have been planning for our firm, my wife and I have been planning our goals for our family this year. This is a perfect time of year for people, families to get their affairs in order, make plans like Estate Planning and gain the clarity and peace of mind that comes along with that.Review What You Have.Talk about past documents that may be out of date. For example, 25 year old Wills. In Probate, we see it daily, invalid Wills, Named executors who have passed on, etc. Revamp documents. Know what you want to leave to your loved ones that is existing now. Sometimes people will name specific things in Wills, that no longer exist..Then it's a hassle when it comes time to probate the Will.Take Invent

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Get 2020 Vision in 2020! Greg lays out a 4 step plan to FINALLY get that much needed plan in place that brings with it the peace of mind and clarity you so justly deserve. Learn More: mcelderlaw.com/estateplanning

Happy New Year to everyone out there from me and the McIntyre elder law team! Exclusive right here 2020 we will be working extremely hard for clients and adding nursing home litigation to our areas of practice. We will always fight for you! Happy New Year!!!

A power of attorney document should be straight-forward, right? You just name a person or two in a cookie cutter document and they act as your agent . . . easy peasey. As you probably guessed, since I’m writing a whole article on it, a power of attorney document must be tailored specifically for you.Let’s Define Let’s begin by defining a power of attorney. It’s a document where in which you name a person to act on your behalf, as if they were you, for legal, financial, or healthcare purposes. The person who gives the power is the “Principal” and the person who receives the power is the “Agent”. The “legal and financial” power of attorney is known as the General Durable Power of Attorney; this is separate from the “Healthcare” power of attorney. General means that it covers, generally, all legal and financial matters. Durable means that the power survives incompetency, incapacity, or lapse of time.Does it Look Legit? Okay, so this doesn’t sound like it should matter, but it does. Your power of attorney documen

Over the holidays everyone is getting together and catching up. This can provide a prime opportunity to have those tough conversations about protecting assets and making sure we have the right people in place to handle our affairs if we can't.