NCSU Circle K Wins Majority of District Awards
There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing hard work [...]
Jeff Volunteers with the Triangle Esports Championship
Kathy and I had a great time volunteering [...]
A Volatile Financial Landscape
The New Year has started with a lot [...]
Changing Your Irrevocable Medicaid/VA Pension Benefit Planning Documents
So how do we make changes to an irrevocable plan? It’s a little complicated, but it is doable.
Attorney Earns CMP™ Designation
The Law Offices of Jeffrey G. Marsocci, PLLC is pleased [...]
Address Autism and AD(H)D Naturally
The following was written by Dr. Loan Huynh of Optimal [...]
Do Medicare Supplements Pay for Long-Term Nursing Home Care?
http://youtu.be/GanuaEF-ZdI?list=UUh5VP9Z2QOiM5BhkF0CXzJA No, they don’t… Not really. Medicare Misconceptions There [...]
Protective Planning for Inheritances
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with someone about inheritance issues concerning her father’s estate. Apparently, her father had inherited a lot of money and real estate from her grandparent’s estate.
Meet our New Legal Assistant
Hello Clients, today I want to introduce to you our new addition to the Office, Kayoua ( Ka-Ju-ah) Lee, our new legal assistant.
Is a Separate Taxpayers ID required for a Revocable Trust?
We sat at the kitchen table reviewing their father’s trust. Mr. John Smith (not his real name) had passed on a week earlier, finally succumbing to cancer. While his children had prepared themselves, Mr. Smith had prepared even more.