New Law Affects Distributions from a Trust
Legislative Bill 72 (LB 72) requires that the trustee must satisfy all claims for Medicaid reimbursement that the state may have before he or she can make any trust distributions.
Summer Parenting After Divorce
The dog days of summer are here. For newly divorced families, working through some or all of these things can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be.
Leave Benefits 101: What is Best for You?
While employees value paid leave benefits, there are financial costs and administrative challenges employers must account for when offering these types of benefits.
Charitable Giving from Your Estate
If you want to say “thank you” to an organization with a donation, you can do so through your estate. Here are some ways you can provide a benefit to charities upon your death.
Employees Will Bite the Hand That Feeds Them
Here’s the scenario: you started a small business that has grown leaps and bounds. You want to reward and retain employees, so you start beefing up their benefits. You start a 401(k) or other defined contribution plan (“pension plan”). The provider or advisor provides...
Choosing the Right Family Law Attorney
The attorney-client relationship in family law matters is a very unique relationship – the foundation of which must be trust and shared objectives.
