Shelter-in-place has some Americans joking we may see the country’s next baby boom in nine months, but experts say it will likely be the opposite — and that’s not good…
Can shared difficulties bring couples together in love? Apparently so. A recent Mississippi court case revealed how the combining of finances in marriage – even a short-term, end of life…
My pastor of years ago would often remind us that failing to get our spiritual salvation in order could be an eternal mistake with tragic consequences. He would state the…
On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (“the Act”). This Act set the framework for a variety of forms…
A person who creates a trust names the beneficiaries who can receive income and assets paid by the trust, as well as those persons or charities who would be entitled…
After a really challenging year of natural events (tornadoes, fires, hurricanes) and now Coronavirus, it’s hitting home for a lot of people just how unpredictable life can be. Now is…
The following is a recap of summaries of the various federal and Mississippi provisions for relief from the financial effects of the COVID-19 virus pandemic. FEDERAL RELIEF Families First Law…
Donna came in to talk about how to pay for her mother’s nursing home care, specifically Medicaid eligibility. She was concerned that her mother, Evelyn, had been named beneficiary of…
The law presumes that every adult is competent to make his or her own health-care decisions, and that no one has authority to make such decisions for the individual unless…
Retirement in America is growing less secure, physically and financially, given the omnipresent threat and cost of serious illness or disease. Why it matters: Qualifying for Medicare does not guarantee…
