If you are the parent of an adult child who has a disability, you may have little choice but to encourage him or her to apply for public benefits. After all, Supplemental Security Income, Medicaid and other needs-based government programs help Americans with...
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Why first-time buyers should never waive home inspections
As someone looking to buy a Delaware home, you may understand firsthand that there are many moving parts involved in purchasing a new place to live. With everything you have on your to-do list, you may feel tempted to forgo having a home inspection performed on the...
How long should a house’s roof last?
If you are ready to purchase your new home, you are undoubtedly excited about picking the right place. Still, you do not want to end up with either a money pit or a home that does not protect you from the elements. Before closing, it is advisable to schedule a...
3 things a trust does that a will does not
Having a Delaware estate plan helps ensure your assets end up where you want them when you pass, and it also means less trouble for your loved ones during an already difficult time. While most Delaware residents know that a will is a cornerstone of an estate plan,...
What are the essential elements of long-term care planning?
As you look toward the future, you may realize your need for long-term care. While past generations were able to care for aging family members in their homes, it is increasingly no longer the case. With the increased need for long-term care has come a greater variety...
What you need to know about digital assets in estate planning
In today's world, there is much more to estate planning than simply deciding who will inherit your property and money. There is also the matter of accounting for digital assets that are important to you and your family. People of all ages depend upon online services...
5 situations where you should update your will
Your will is an essential document that allows you to maintain control over your assets after you are gone. As time goes on, however, you may experience life changes that require you to revise or redo your original will. Here are 5 situations to consider as you get...
Can you alter an existing party wall agreement?
Party walls are common in buildings that have multiple units. Consequently, if you are thinking about purchasing a condominium, rowhouse, townhouse or apartment, you are probably going to have at least one party wall in your new home. This is the wall that separates...
What should I keep in mind as my parents age?
Working with an aging parent is not easy. In addition to potentially needing to take on a caregiving role as your loved ones age, you also need to be aware of the legal miasma surrounding aging. Fortunately, there is plenty of help. Being organized and aware of your...
What should I keep in mind as my parents age?
Working with an aging parent is not easy. In addition to potentially needing to take on a caregiving role as your loved ones age, you also need to be aware of the legal miasma surrounding aging. Fortunately, there is plenty of help. Being organized and aware of your...
