Settling the Family Feud When Mom or Dad Can’t Decide
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Aaron E. Connor, Esq.
Jacob D. Verchereau
January 28, 2023
Hosts: Aaron Connor and Jacob Verchereau
Imagine that your parent’s health has declined to the point when he or she can’t make decisions anymore. Dementia, a stroke, or another illness has left them without the mental capacity to make decisions or to live independently. The children step in, but can’t agree on their parent’s care, housing or financial arrangements. Arguments boil over, and that’s when lawyers are called in!
On this show, Aaron Connor and Jacob Verchereau explain how they settle – and win – these family feuds. As seasoned litigators, they’ll walk you through the steps family members face when they clash over decisions for parents or guardians who are still living.
Love, Marriage and Divorce – How Does It Impact Your Estate Plan?
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Louis W. Pierro, Esq.
Caryn B. Keppler, Esq.
September 24, 2022
Hosts: Louis Pierro and Caryn Keppler
Marriage and divorce are important life events. However, these occurrences are not just milestones in your life that impact you personally, they can also affect your estate plan.
If you have recently been married, congratulations! There are now some new important things to think about. Does your spouse have authority over healthcare choices, benefits, business matters or final arrangements? Does the new union have any gift tax or Medicaid planning implications?
On the other hand, you could be newly divorced or separated and starting a new chapter of life. In this instance, you should update your estate planning documents as soon as possible to ensure the proper people in your life are handling your affairs for the future. It may be time to make updates to your agents or beneficiaries.
On this Life Happens show, hear about the impacts that marriage and divorce can have on all facets of your planning and what you should consider during these important times. Hosted by attorneys Lou Pierro and Caryn Keppler to unveil all this and more.
Family Feuds: How to Avoid Them or Prevail in Court
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Aaron E. Connor, Esq.
Jacob D. Verchereau, Esq.
August 13, 2022
Hosts: Aaron Connor and Jacob Verchereau
Issues like the death of a parent, divorce, second marriages and growing debt can cause disputes over inheritance. Declining health of an aging parent can also divide children over the desired plan of long-term care.
On this Life Happens Radio show, we talk about ways to get ahead of the family feuds before they erupt, through proactive estate and trust planning. Aaron Connor and Jacob Verchereau, seasoned litigation attorneys, will explain the benefits of pre-nuptial agreements, probate-avoidance and beneficiary-controlled trusts.
Aaron and Jacob also share real-life stories to describe how they’ve successfully represented family members once those disputes end up in court.
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