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Story on Long Term Care Insurance The Story on Long Term Care Insurance - Typical employer-based health coverage doesn't pay for daily care services, and Medicare will only cover a short stay in a nursing home or a limited amount of at-home care. And so, long-term care insurance was …
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What It's Like When Your Parents Pre-Plan Their Funerals MOM AND DAD WANTED TO HAVE THE TALK. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN WE SAT DOWN. When Parents Pre-Plan Their Funerals My parents pre-planned their funerals last week, and then they wanted to sit down and talk to me and my sister about …
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Avoiding Family Squabbles as the Estate Executor Avoiding Family Squabbles as the Estate Executor - Discontent between family members is an all-too-common occurrence after a loved one passes away. It’s unfortunate, but I have watched many good people lose focus on what’s really important — …
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Happy New Year 2020 from The Hayes Law Firm!As we celebrate the joy of the holidays, we are grateful for the opportunity to work with you. We wish you and your family peace, prosperity, and happiness in the coming year. Below, we recap some of our favorite projects and events from 2019! …
How will you age in place? More and more, Americans are choosing to be cared for and are dying in their own homes. If you wish to be cared for and die in your own home, it’s especially important to have a plan in place to facilitate that choice. Read on to learn more. How Will You Age in Place …
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