Who will notice if you fall down and can’t get up? If you live alone, who will come to your assistance? My father-in-law, a stubborn man, lived alone. He resisted my efforts to check on him. He refused daily calls, and if I called, he would not answer the phone. If I stopped by his…
DetailsDo you want your health care choices and decisions made by a hospital board, or by someone who loves you and who you trust? Your assets and future are potentially controlled by the government; you have the power to limit the government’s ability to meddle in your affairs. Probate allows a judge you don’t know…
DetailsThe Life Insurance Part of Your Estate Plan – Who Gets the Money? The person named as the beneficiary on a life insurance policy is the one expected to get the money paid on life insurance when the insured person dies. Everyone knows that. Trouble starts when no claim is made. The insurance companies do…
DetailsWho has your “passwords” if you forget? The FBI? Tim Cook, the President of Apple? Accessing a terrorist’s phone requires a “password” and law enforcement agents do not have it. This has been all over the news for weeks. What about your “passwords.” Who has access to them? I have a list of 146 “passwords”…
DetailsOnce reaching age 18, a young person is officially an “adult.” Anyone age 18 and older has the right to enter into a contract, create a Last Will and Testament, get married, sign a rental agreement and much more. What does this mean when a 19 year old goes off to school and becomes seriously…
DetailsBy Jillian Huang – Featured in the Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation Newsletter – February, 2016 We enjoyed our first Education program of the year on January 12, 2016. Inspired Philanthropy featured two speakers who are also IWCF members: Laura Simic, Vice President for Advancement at Boise State University, and Susan Graham, a Certified Elder Law Attorney. The program was…
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