Common Pitfalls When Planning Estates for Families with Special Needs Children (Updated April 2023)
I recently had the privilege to attend a bar mitzvah in which the young man also has a sibling with a profound disability. His sibling
I recently had the privilege to attend a bar mitzvah in which the young man also has a sibling with a profound disability. His sibling
A few months ago, I received a telephone call from an obviously distressed gentleman, who I will call Sam.* Sam’s elderly father, Frank, was in
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Alpharetta, Georgia—October 12, 2012—Attorney Diane Weinberg has joined Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C. as an Attorney Of Counsel with a focus on Elder Law. She brings
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As we are all aware, divorce is common in the modern U.S. One frequently cited statistic is that about 50% of all marriages will end
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A Revocable Living Trust (RLT) is a document in which a person names a Trustee (often, the person will serve as his own Trustee initially)
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August 24, 2012 – The estate planning attorneys at Morgan & DiSalvo, PC, announced today that Richard Morgan has been named a 2012 Five Star
August 16,2012 – The estate planning Attorneys at Morgan & DiSalvo, PC announced today that Richard M. Morgan has been appointed to the Executive Committee
This installment of the Passionate Estate Planner is a reminder that a well done estate plan includes not only properly prepared legal documents, but also
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