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How to Prepare for Life’s Uncertainties With Incapacity Planning

What Happens When You're Unable to Take Control of Your Own Life? Life is unpredictable, and none of us can foresee what tomorrow may bring. While it might feel uncomfortable to imagine a time when you’re unable to make decisions about your health, finances, or other important matters, the reality

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7 Signs It’s Time to Revisit and Update Your Estate Plan

At Polaris Law Group, we know life doesn’t stay the same, and your estate plan shouldn’t either. Think of your estate plan like a roadmap for your legacy. If the landmarks—your life events—change, the map needs updating, or it might lead to confusion down the road. The good news? You’re

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The Complete Guide to Funding a Trust for Your Estate Plan

At Polaris Law Group, we emphasize that establishing a trust is one of the most powerful ways to protect your assets and ensure the smooth transfer of wealth according to your wishes. However, many individuals make the critical mistake of assuming that simply creating a trust is enough. The truth

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Recognizing Elder Abuse and Taking Action: A Story of Protection and Empowerment

Meet Sarah and Margaret Sarah is a dedicated professional who balances a demanding career with caring for her aging mother, Margaret. Sarah visits Margaret every weekend, enjoying their time together over tea and conversation. Lately, however, Sarah has noticed changes in her mother that raise concern. Margaret seems unusually withdrawn,

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Aging Gracefully Involves More Than Just Wrinkles And Wisdom

As May unfolds, so does National Elder Law Month, a time to reflect on the legal rights and protections available to seniors. Aging gracefully involves more than just wrinkles and wisdom; it encompasses safeguarding your autonomy, dignity, and quality of life. Let's delve into why understanding your legal rights as

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