A recent study supports the Center for Medicare Advocacy’s long-held concern about increasing out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries. In summary, requiring beneficiaries to pay more of their own money will…
With a challenge to the Affordable Care Act still pending at the Supreme Court, conservatives are continuing to launch legal attacks on the law, including a case in which a…
Tax season officially starts Feb. 12 and you have until April 15 to file and pay taxes owed. But there’s a wrinkle this year and it has to do with…
By Amy Goldstein January 25, 2021 President Biden is scheduled to take executive actions as early as Thursday to reopen federal marketplaces selling Affordable Care Act health plans and to…
Long-run deficit changes little and trust-fund depletion date moves forward one year After months of speculation, Social Security actuaries have released an updated assessment of the program’s finances to reflect…
From time to time, clients have come into our office with wills or powers of attorney they had prepared or printed from an online source. In most cases we have…
The following article entitled Medicare Plan Finder Problems Emerge – At Least Three SHIP Programs Cautioning People to Delay Enrollment until Problems Resolved was posted October 22, 2020 by the…
As part of Senate Bill No. 2851, the Mississippi Legislature passed a section of laws effective July 2020 that clarify the rights of divorced persons in wills, trusts and life…
In Mississippi, the only way to keep real property from going through some form of probate at the owner’s death was to place the land in a trust or put…
What if Social Security Funds Ran Out – New Report Last week, the Congressional Research Service issued a report, “Social Security: What Would Happen If the Trust Funds Ran Out?” …
