This article, the second in the Flammia Myth-Information Series, addresses another common misconception about asset protection and estate planning that we often see among those who visit our office. This misconception involves the Durable Power of Attorney. When it comes…
MoreAt the Flammia Elder Law Firm, we see people every day who come to our office with misconceptions about estate planning. These misconceptions come from many places—from well-meaning relatives, from rumors, even from professionals who don’t specialize in elder law….
MoreProperty fraud, also known as deed fraud or “house-stealing,” is a fast-growing white-collar crime in the United States. This type of fraud can go undetected and can cause an array of issues, including the unlawful transfer of ownership of property….
MoreA what kind of deed? A subtrust for who? A specific devise of what now? Are you confused by what your lawyer is saying? As lawyers, sometimes we forget that we are trained to read and speak a different language….
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