by Peter Moustakis | Dec 6, 2021 | Power of Attorney
A Durable Power of Attorney is a legal instrument by which a person, as the principal, appoints another person to serve as his or her agent. A benefit the Durable Power of Attorney has is that it gives the agent authority to perform specific acts on behalf of the...
by Peter Moustakis | Oct 18, 2021 | Equine law, Uncategorized
Purchasing a horse can be an expensive and life changing undertaking. A horse is a huge responsibility and in some ways more complicated than acquiring any other pet. Below are some considerations when purchasing a horse: 1. Contact a Veterinarian. A...
by Peter Moustakis | Sep 5, 2021 | Estate Planning
Creating a will or trust is something we usually expect our parents to do. When we are in our 20’s, it can feel like we’re too young to have to worry about what happens to our stuff when we are gone, because we barely have any stuff to give away. As we get...
by Peter Moustakis | Aug 9, 2021 | Probate
If a person dies with assets in his or her own name, then the family needs to go through probate so that title to the assets can be properly transferred to the rightful heirs. But once the probate is opened, the personal representative needs to determine how to...
by Peter Moustakis | Jul 3, 2021 | Medicaid
Title XIX of the Social Security Act was enacted in 1965 and is a joint federal and state program whose purpose is to pay for the medical care of American citizens and permanent residents who are poor and who are aged, blind or disabled, or members of families with...