Does Anxiety or Depression Qualify for SSDI or SSI?
Living with severe anxiety or depression can make even simple daily activities seem impossible to complete. If your mental health condition makes it…
Five Ways We Helped Clients This Month(And how smart planning today can protect your family tomorrow)
Each month, we work with families who want peace of mind and a plan that actually works when life doesn’t go as expected….
Updating Your Estate Planning: When and Why Seniors Should Make Changes
Estate planning is an essential process for seniors to ensure the protection of their assets, healthcare wishes, and legacy. However, it is not…
Medicaid Planning: How to Secure Long-Term Care Without Losing Your Savings
As we grow older, the issue of long-term care becomes more pressing. Whether it’s in a nursing home or assisted living facility, the…
Why Every Estate Plan Should Start With This: Planning for Incapacity
If you’re building an estate plan, you’re probably thinking about what happens when you’re gone. But what happens if you’re still here—but unable…
How Will You Pay for Long-Term Care? A Good Steward’s Guide to Planning Ahead
In the first part of our estate planning series, we talked about how to prepare for incapacity by putting the right legal documents…
The Importance of Making an Inventory of Your Assets for Your Estate Plan
When it comes to estate planning in Arkansas, creating a Last Will and Testament is an essential first step, however it is only…
How a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust Can Preserve Your Assets in Arkansas
As Americans live longer, they will need significantly more money to live adequately into their golden years. The costs of long-term care and…
Could I Be An Heir to an Estate and Not Know It?
The loss of a family member or close friend can be deeply painful. After the initial shock begins to fade, it’s natural to…
How Debts of the Deceased are Handled in Arkansas
Many people worry about what happens to a loved one’s debts after they pass away. In particular, they often wonder if they could…