If you are injured while performing your work duties, be it typing or installing a roof, your medical treatment and wage loss should be covered by workers' compensation. But does your employer have this insurance coverage? Here is what to know: 1 or more employees If...
Family businesses are the backbone of many communities, fostering a unique sense of legacy and shared purpose. But passing the torch to the next generation can be a bumpy ride in these scenarios. Ownership disputes, unclear expectations and a lack of preparedness may...
Medicaid planning is a crucial part of financial management that sometimes gets overlooked until it's too late. Medicaid planning involves strategically organizing assets and income to qualify for Medicaid benefits while (when applicable) preserving wealth for future...
Workplace accidents are not uncommon and, tragically, some can even lead to death. If you are hurt at work or while advancing your employer’s interests, you may be entitled to financial restitution through a workers’ compensation claim. To bring a successful workers’...
Estate planning is a critical element of financial management that often gets overlooked until later in life. However, the earlier you start planning, the better prepared you can be to protect your assets and better ensure that your wishes are honored. Planning your...
Estate planning gives people the opportunity to take care of their loved ones and address resources that have either financial or personal value in advance of their incapacitation or death. The decision to leave certain assets to family members, for example, can help...
When workers suffer injuries on the job, they need to report those injuries to their boss, supervisor or manager. The company can then move forward with the process, especially if the worker is injured and needs workers’ comp benefits for things like medical bills or...
Estate planning is often misconceived as a financial tool exclusively reserved for the affluent. However, this notion couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, estate planning is a critical process for all adults, regardless of their income levels. Debunking this...
Different personal experiences might motivate people to create an estate plan. For many adults, getting married or having children is what forces them to confront their future mortality. They want to ensure that their loved ones have adequate support and guidance...
Estate planning includes more than planning for what will happen after your death. It can also help you to get prepared for the uncertainties of life, like incapacitation. For example, take a moment to picture a severe injury or illness that renders you mentally or...