As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us focus on gratitude, reflecting on the people, traditions, and memories that make our lives meaningful. We gather around the table, share stories, and celebrate our blessings. Amid the warmth and connection of the holiday, there’s another expression of gratitude that often goes unspoken: planning for the future. While estate…
Summer is one of the most popular seasons for real estate transactions. With school out, vacation time available, and the warm weather making it easier to move, many families and individuals view summer as the perfect time to buy or sell a home. But with increased market activity also comes more competition, tighter timelines, and…
Updated: July 2025 When someone who is married applies for Medicaid, the Connecticut Department of Social Services will analyze the couple’s income and assets as of a particular date to determine eligibility. Despite what some may think, they do not look only at the Medicaid applicant’s assets, so simply transferring all of your accounts to…
Please join us in welcoming Attorney Catherine (Cate) Craig to RWC! We are thrilled to announce that she has joined the Reed Wilson Case family. Cate is an experienced and compassionate estate planning attorney who holds the same mission and dedication that we do…to provide caring, understanding, and knowledgeable counsel to her clients. We know…
Is The Real Estate Spring Market Back? February is commonly known in the real estate world as the beginning of the Spring Market. Even though February has felt somewhat “springlike” in Connecticut this year, most years we are shoveling inches and inches of snow and bundling up to keep our faces from freezing off. The…
The ABC’s of MSP, QMB, SLMB and ALMB March 1, 2023 is the date when the Medicare Savings Program (“MSP”) income thresholds are updated. The figures are based on the federal poverty guidelines, which are adjusted every January based on inflation. Each State manages its own MSP standards. In Connecticut, you are eligible for MSP…
