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who will inherit my house when i die

False Facts Friday – “My Will Dictates How ALL of My Assets Get Distributed When I Die.”

Estate Planning, Last Will and Testament, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonFebruary 21, 20201 Comment

Does Your Will Determine Who Inherits Your Assets When You Die? Last month I discussed how clients are often unpleasantly surprised to learn that having a Last Will and Testament…

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Review Your Medicare Plan

Do You Have To Review Your Medicare Plan Every Year?

Elder Law, Medicare and MedicaidBy Joan WilsonOctober 11, 2019Leave a comment

FALSE FACTS FRIDAY Issue 11: “I’m Happy with My Medicare Plan, So I Don’t Have to Review It for Next Year.” The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (“AEP”) began in October…

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the reading of the will is not real

Who’s Invited To a Reading of the Will?

Estate Planning, Last Will and Testament, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonAugust 16, 20191 Comment

FALSE FACTS FRIDAY Issue 10: When A Loved One Dies, I Will Be Invited to a Reading of the Will I consider myself an intelligent person with a good education,…

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Capital Gains Taxes

How To Avoid Capital Gains Taxes When Selling Your Home

Our Blog, Real EstateBy Joan WilsonJuly 12, 2019Leave a comment

FALSE FACTS FRIDAY Issue 9: “If I Sell My Home, I Have to Reinvest in a More Expensive Home to Avoid Taxes” As a lawyer who is passionate about educating…

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Sign a DNR in Connecticut - wear a DNR bracelet

Do You Sign a DNR With Your Lawyer?

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonApril 17, 2019Leave a comment

What is a DNR? “DNR” stands for Do Not Resuscitate and means that if you stop breathing, you will not be resuscitated. Most, otherwise healthy people, would want to be…

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Choose your own probate attorney

Can You Choose Your Own Probate Attorney?

Communication & Organization, Our Blog, ProbateBy Joan WilsonApril 7, 2019Leave a comment

In the past week, we have received calls from two different clients whom we had helped in the past. Each of them called because they were in the process of…

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Medicare Savings Program

Medicare Savings Programs Threatened Again

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonFebruary 22, 2019Leave a comment

The Fall of 2017 brought uncertainty to the Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) in Connecticut when they were unexpectedly slashed by the state budget. After several months of negotiations, a bipartisan…

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Estate Tax Return

Does a Surviving Spouse Have To File An Estate Tax Return?

Our Blog, Probate, Real EstateBy Joan WilsonFebruary 15, 2019Leave a comment

Will You Owe Taxes On Your Spouse’s Estate? Currently, the estate tax exemption in Connecticut is $9.1 million per person. So although an Estate Tax Return must be filed for…

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family squabbles

Ten Timely Tips To Avoid Family Squabbles

Communication & Organization, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonDecember 10, 2018Leave a comment

In our estate planning, probate, and elder law practice here at Reed Wilson Case we often see family squabbles that erupt because of unmet expectations. Many of these expectations involve…

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Protect Your Money From Nursing Homes

Do You Need To Protect Your Money From Nursing Homes?

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonSeptember 13, 2018Leave a comment

FALSE FACT Vol. 1, Issue 1:   If you don’t protect your money, the State will take it.  This is probably the most common “inaccurate” statement that I hear in my…

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