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Assigning the right power of attorney for your needs

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Nov 17, 2021 | Elder Law, Estate Planning

Although discussing your own incapacitation is difficult, it is important to designate a power of attorney to oversee your financial and legal matters while you are still physically and mentally capable of doing so. Most types of power of attorney allow you to handle...

How can you avoid estate planning mistakes?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Nov 16, 2021 | blog, Estate Planning

You probably already know how important having an estate plan is. However, ensuring the plan is valid and legally binding is equally so. According to U.S. News & World Report, there are lots of common estate planning mistakes to avoid. Here are a few of those...

What happens to unpaid debt after a person’s death?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Nov 4, 2021 | Estate Planning

While planning your estate, you want to minimize your debts so your heirs do not become responsible for them. What if you do not clear all your debt before your death? CNBC explains what happens when a person dies with debt. Get the facts on the matter, so you make...

How an estate’s executor may manage the deceased’s debts

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Nov 3, 2021 | blog, Estate Planning

The deceased's estate generally pays off any outstanding debts and taxes. As noted by Credit.com, the estate may remain liable as creditors attempt to recover remaining balances from its assets or from a joint account owner. Payments for jointly owned debts, such as...

5 mistakes to avoid when buying a home

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Nov 2, 2021 | Real Estate Transactions

Even experienced homebuyers can make a mistake in their next purchase. An error can cost you a lot of money or leave you with a house you cannot afford. Whether you are buying a house for the first time or you have been buying real estate for years, here are five...

How do you choose which offer to take when selling your home?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Oct 21, 2021 | Real Estate Law, Residential Real Estate

A seller’s market occurs when there are more buyers than sellers. When you are selling in this type of market, you will probably end up with multiple offers on your home. It can be tricky to decide which offer to take because the highest one is not always the best....

Common scams that target the elderly

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Oct 19, 2021 | blog, Elder Law

While a seemingly limitless number of scams exist, a large number seek to target the elderly. If a scam succeeds it can have devastating impacts on a senior seeking to preserve his or her assets. Information and awareness often provide the best protection against...

How can you protect the elderly against abuse?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Oct 7, 2021 | Elder Law

Elder abuse can impact the longevity and quality of life of your aging loved one. Your diligence in staying informed of the conditions your family member lives in may help you mitigate the risks of mistreatment. Another powerful way to protect the elderly against...

What are some important details to handle when moving to Delaware?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Sep 23, 2021 | Real Estate Law, Real Estate Transactions, Residential Real Estate

If you are planning to move to Delaware from another state, there are many little details you will not want to forget to handle. It can be a very stressful time, so being aware of these things can make the transition smoother. Delaware.gov explains you need to make...

What should you know about advanced directives?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Bonnie M. Benson, P.A. | Sep 22, 2021 | Estate Planning

Most people do not want to think about needing another person to make healthcare decisions for them. While you would not be alone in feeling this way, you need to think about your wishes when it comes to healthcare. To create a solid estate plan, you may need to think...

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