Did you know that an executor of a last will and testament is an extremely important role? The executor is expected to identify all assets of the deceased and pay all the expenses and debts of the deceased, as well as, distribute assets to beneficiaries of the deceased. There is a lot to learn if you have been appointed an executor. Our blog this Thursday can help get you started. #KTWilliamsLaw #ThursdayTips #TBT #EstatePlanning #Probate #KentuckyExecutor
Being An Executor: The Basics | K.T. Williams Law
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If you’ve been appointed executor, or believe you will be, there are some steps that you should take. This list will be a helpful guide. What Is An Executor? The executor is named in a Last Will and Testament to administer the estate. This means the executor will identify all assets of the decease...Most parents are used to taking care of their children’s medical needs. They might even assume that they can continue caring for a child once he or she leaves for college. Did you know that this may not always be the case? In fact, parents who fail to secure certain health care estate documents may be in for a terrifying surprise in the event of an emergency. Let us take a moment this Wednesday to discuss three healthcare documents your college student needs to have in place before going back to school. #KTWilliamsLaw WednesdayWisdom #EstatePlanning #PlanForward
3 Health Care Documents Every College Student May Need
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Let us take some time to discuss three critical health care estate items to have in place for your college kid. Learn more in our blog!While there are many low cost ways to make a home safer for an elderly relative, some can actually be somewhat costly. Did you know that there may be local or state programs to help cover some of these costs? To learn more, read over the article we found for you this Tuesday. #KTWilliamsLaw #TuesdayTips #ElderCare #HomeCare #Caregiving
How to Make Your Home Safe for Aging Parents
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Family caregivers are charged with making a home safer for parents. Whether parents are moving in or remaining at home, here are a few simple tips.Are you a family with elderly parents? Do they have long-term care insurance? If not, how will the family pay if one or both of them have to go into a nursing facility, or assisted living or need in-home care? Read our blog this Thursday to begin to find the answers to these questions. #KTWilliamsLaw #ThursdayTips #TBT #Blog #KentuckySeniors #ElderCare
Long Term Care Insurance: Don't Overlook It. | K.T. Williams Law
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Over the years, I’ve worked with countless families. Many of them have been facing what we will probably face at some point: how to pay for nursing home costs, assisted living, or in-home care for an aging family member. Rarely does anyone want to see their life savings spent on nursing home or si...Copyright © 2020 – K.T. WILLIAMS LAW – Henderson, KY Law Office – [ website by VisualRush ]