ABLE Accounts Will Be Available for More People in 2026
Starting January 1, 2026, the maximum age of disability onset for ABLE account eligibility will increase from 26 to 46 due to the ABLE Age Adjustment Act.
Dyslexia Screenings in Early Education
Although teachers cannot diagnose dyslexia formally, screenings at school can help flag students who may have characteristics of the learning disability.
Do I Need a Birth Certificate to Get SSI Benefits?
Is it possible to qualify for Social Security benefits such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) without a birth certificate? The short answer is yes.
Is Your IRA Inheritor-Proof?
IS YOUR IRA INHERITOR-PROOF? The SECURE Act changed the rules—and most people have not caught up. You spent years building your IRA. You planned for
The Document That Speaks When You Can’t: Why You Need An Advance Directive Now
The Document That Speaks When You Can’t: Why You Need An Advance Directive Now No one plans to get sick or injured, but when the
5 Things Your Fiduciary Needs to Know Before You Die
5 Things Your Fiduciary Needs to Know Before You Die You might think you have a solid estate plan – but if your fiduciary
Digital Assets: Why They Need to Be Part of Your Estate Plan
These four steps will help ensure your digital accounts and subscriptions aren’t lost when you die. What’s will happen to your Facebook account or the

Right of Occupancy Trust Safeguards Your Residence or Other Property for Loved Ones
Estate planning is designed to protect you and your loved ones. Sometimes offering such “post mortem protection” for a dependent loved one can be challenging.
How Should You Hold Title to Real Estate?
Your home is probably the most valuable asset you own. Yet most people do not think about how to hold title until the title company
Why Unmarried Partners Should Care About Estate Planning
According to a 2019 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, 7 percent of surveyed adults were living with an unmarried partner, up from 3
Single? Estate Planning is Still Essential
These days, more people are living single than ever before. In 1970, about one-third of Americans 15 and older were single, according to U.S. census
Estate Planning for Pet Parents
A Trust for Fluffy or Fido? Why Every Pet Parent Needs to Consider a Pet Trust Today Estate planning is about protecting what’s important to