Receiving an inheritance can be a good thing; however, for some heirs, a sudden windfall can also be their downfall, especially if they are unprepared to handle a large sum of money. If when planning your estate, you intend to leave money to your children, it is important to consider their ability to handle that money and to make provisions in your will that are in their best interest. You cannot, however, just stop at making the bequest and setting for the provisions. You should talk to our … [Read more...] about Discussing Bequests with Your Heirs
Health Care at End of Life is Your Decision
The State of Vermont has a set of rules for advance health care directives. It recognizes that adults have a fundamental right to make choices about the extent to which they will receive health care, including care provided while incapacitated and at the end of life stage. A directive allows you to communicate your health care choices, appoint an agent to make decisions if necessary, and give specific instructions for the disposition of your bodily remains. Health care providers are … [Read more...] about Health Care at End of Life is Your Decision
