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Selecting an executor is one of the most important decisions in estate planning. This person will manage your estate and ensure your wishes are carried out. What Does an Executor Do? The executor...

Estate planning is a critical step in securing your family’s future, but even well-meaning individuals can make costly mistakes. Here are five common errors Arkansas residents should avoid. 1. Not...

When a loved one passes away, their estate may go through probate—a legal process that oversees the distribution of assets and resolution of debts. While necessary in many cases, probate can be...

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s a vital process for every Arkansas family to ensure their loved ones are cared for and their wishes are respected. But what exactly is estate...

Estate planning can feel overwhelming for those who have never put together a plan or who haven’t reviewed theirs every three to five years as recommended. The good news is that with the help of a...

It’s never too late to save money. If, however, you wanted to save 100% of your money, you should have started planning five years before you needed Medicaid (through a Medicaid asset protection...

Many veterans who have dedicated their lives to serving our country are entitled to numerous benefits, including special pensions that can significantly aid with long-term care costs. However, many...

Introduction When it comes to managing your estate, a living trust offers a flexible and powerful solution that can significantly simplify how your assets are handled...

More often than not, the answer is yes. However, claimants can go to the VA or VSO and get assistance for free. What I tell people is you get what you pay for. The VA representatives, although well...

VA Pension with Aid and Attendance is a pension for wartime veterans and their surviving spouses. The wartime periods for the seniors I’m working with primarily include World War II, the Korean War...

Seniors who want to pass on assets during their lifetimes may be tempted to gift assets to their children or family members, outright, free of trust. However, establishing an irrevocable trust...