Attorney Brandon L. Campbell: The 5 Worst Estate Planning Mistakes I See Every Month
As an estate planning and elder law attorney, I spend a lot of time helping families solve problems. Unfortunately, many of those problems could have been avoided with a little planning. The good news is ... Read More
Why Creating a Trust Isn’t Enough: How to Make Sure Your Estate Plan Actually Works
Including a trust in your estate plan can be a smart decision, but it will be useless if it isn't properly funded and kept up to date ... Read More
Dementia Diagnosis? Why a Durable Power of Attorney is Essential
When a loved one receives a dementia diagnosis, families often focus first on medical care, safety, and daily support. Equally urgent is a legal tool that keeps finances manageable without court intervention: a durable power ... Read More
Considerations Before Scattering a Loved One’s Ashes
Losing a loved one is one of life’s most difficult experiences. Along with the grief comes the responsibility of honoring their final wishes ... Read More
Understanding Medigap Policies: What You Need to Know
As people approach age 65, many start to consider how Medicare will cover their health care needs. While Medicare provides essential coverage, it doesn't pay for everything. That’s where Medigap policies come in ... Read More
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Raises New Barriers to Nursing Home Medicaid
What Is the One Big Beautiful Bill Act? Signed into law on July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is a sweeping federal budget reconciliation bill that includes major changes to tax policy ... Read More
Empowering Families with a New Alzheimer’s Care Planning Tool
The innovative online tool from Fair Health offers a comprehensive, user-friendly platform for families confronting the realities of Alzheimer's disease ... Read More
Helping Older Adults with Dementia: Memory Strategies and Legal Protections
Dementia affects millions of older adults, making it difficult for them to manage daily tasks, recall important information, and maintain independence. While memory strategies can help slow cognitive decline, it is equally important to have ... Read More
Why Naming A Minor as a Beneficiary Can Be Problematic
When planning your estate, it’s natural to want to provide for your children or grandchildren. However, naming a minor as a direct beneficiary can lead to unintended complications ... Read More



