Financial & Legal Planning Webinar Series
The Alzheimer's Association is hosting a Financial and Legal Planning webinar series for the next five months that will feature Melanie B. Holliman, JD as the guest speaker. The webinars will be held on the third Tuesday of each month from 12 PM to 1:30 PM CDT starting May
Questions About Veteran Benefits?
These Q&A about Veterans benefits were collected from recent seminars on VA Benefits that John R. and Melanie B. Holliman have conducted.
Long-term Care Premiums Going Up and Down in 2018
Generally, 2018 long-term care insurance costs are going up, but some policies are going down.
New Long-term Care Insurance Deductions in 2018
If you pay premiums for a long-term care policy, read about the IRS' changes to 2018 premium deductions that might impact your taxes.
How One Thing Led to Another
In our elder law practice, one thing often leads to another. Read this client's story about an estate planning update that led to an initial estate plan that was needed immediately.
Should You Use a Generic Living Will Form?
Yes, it’s better to sign a generic version of these forms than to not sign one at all. But you never know how carefully it has been drafted -- and it won’t be tailored to your specific needs.
Senior Citizens and Medical Emergencies: What You Should Know
There are so many things to consider in your golden years, from long-term care to wills and trusts. The number of things to set up, monitor, and update can feel overwhelming!
New Compensation Laws for Caregivers
It’s important to become familiar with this new compensation law so that when you hire a caregiver for yourself or a loved one, you know exactly what they are entitled to financially -- even if that caregiver is a friend or family member.
Melanie B. Holliman on Law Call
Our very own Melanie Bradford Holliman was a guest on Law Call with Farris, Riley & Pitt, LLP! Take a look at some of these short video clips from her time on the show.
Planning for Future Incapacity of Elderly Loved Ones
It’s hard to think about your elderly loved one becoming mentally unsound or physically incapacitated. But if you see them moving in that direction, it’s vital that you plan well for the road ahead