Monthly Archives: September 2026
Can a Revocable Living Trust Include a Spendthrift Provision
Many Connecticut residents who are thinking about estate planning will want to consider a revocable living trust. Unlike different types of irrevocable trusts, a revocable living trust is a type of trust that still allows the settlor — the person who makes the trust — to maintain control over it during their lifetime. Accordingly,… Read More »
Who Needs Medicaid in Older Age?
Who might need Medicaid in older age? The answer is more people than you might think. Whether you have an aging parent who could soon require long-term care, or you want to plan ahead for your own health needs in the future, it is important to discuss Medicaid planning with your Connecticut estate planning… Read More »
Should My Teenager Have Advance Directives?
Many Connecticut residents who are currently in their 40s and 50s have teenagers who are reaching the age of majority. Some have a year before leaving for college, while others may be heading to college in the coming months. If you are among the middle-aged population in the state that has a teenager who… Read More »
Why You Need a Will Even If You Have a Revocable Living Trust
Are you beginning to think about estate planning in Connecticut and considering creating a revocable living trust? For many people in the Canton area, with varying incomes and assets, a revocable living trust can be an extremely useful tool to have in your estate plan. A revocable living trust allows the person who creates… Read More »