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Nov202020
Organ donation

Donating Your Organs To Research Could Save Lives

Estate Planning, Our Blog, Power of AttorneyBy Joan WilsonNovember 20, 2020

The last part of the Connecticut Advance Healthcare Directive form includes a section that begins “I hereby make this anatomical gift…” The section includes several boxes to check to make a choice about which organs the person wants to donate and for what reasons…

Jul162020
reverse mortgage means losing equity

Does Reverse Mortgage Means Losing Equity To The Bank?

Elder Law, Our Blog, Real EstateBy Joan WilsonJuly 16, 2020

As part of our elder law and long-term care planning practice, we often recommend a reverse mortgage to our clients. And we are often met with resistance. One of the most common misconceptions about reserve mortgages is that if someone obtains this type of mortgage, all hope of ever having any equity to pass to…

Jun202020
Joan Wilson Vice President of NAELA

Attorney Joan Wilson Elected VP of NAELA

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonJune 20, 2020

Attorney Joan Wilson Elected Vice President of National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys RWC, LLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law is pleased to announce that Attorney Joan Wilson was elected Vice-President of the CT Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (“NAELA”). Attorney Wilson has been a member of NAELA for 15 years…

Apr172019
Sign a DNR in Connecticut - wear a DNR bracelet

Do You Sign a DNR With Your Lawyer?

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonApril 17, 2019

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 resuscitated if they collapsed and stopped breathing, for example, if they had a heart attack. Those who are terminally ill and are suffering may choose…

Apr72019
Choose your own probate attorney

Can You Choose Your Own Probate Attorney?

Our Blog, ProbateBy Joan WilsonApril 7, 2019

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 probating their parent’s estates and both were quite frustrated and wanted our advice. They each said that they had hired the attorney who had drafted…

Feb222019
Medicare Savings Program

Medicare Savings Programs Threatened Again

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonFebruary 22, 2019

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 effort was able to revive the program that affects so many seniors. The Medicare Savings Programs in Connecticut are benefits whereby the State pays for…

Feb152019
Estate Tax Return

Does a Surviving Spouse Has To File The Estate Tax Return?

Our Blog, ProbateBy Joan WilsonFebruary 15, 2019

Will You Owe Taxes On Your Spouse’s Estate? Currently, the estate tax exemption in Connecticut is $3.6 million per person. So although an Estate Tax Return must be filed for every decedent, tax is due from very few estates. And even if the decedent’s assets exceeded $3,600,000, there is an unlimited marital deduction, so if…

Sep132018
Protect Your Money From Nursing Homes

Do You Need To Protect Your Money From Nursing Homes?

Elder Law, Our BlogBy Joan WilsonSeptember 13, 2018

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 elder law practice. We do help clients protect their assets, but not because the State will take them if you don’t protect them. Welcome to…

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