Join Elville and Associates’ Managing Principal and Lead Attorney Stephen R. Elville, J.D., LL.M., as we partner with Timmick Financial Group and Retirement Planning Specialist Mark Timmick, CRPC®, AIF® for our semiannual three-evening Retirement Planning Webinar Series. Each evening is purely educational in nature and no cost to attend. Evening one (September 23rd) will feature […]
Do you get enough sleep? Is sleep really that important? Do you believe you just really don’t need much sleep? Are you too busy to sleep? Do you get plenty of hours thanks to medication? Even if you get 7-9 hours per night, we are going to explore myths, strategies, and the real impact of […]
Join Elville and Associates’ Managing Principal and Lead Attorney Stephen R. Elville, J.D., LL.M., as we partner with Timmick Financial Group and Retirement Planning Specialist Mark Timmick, CRPC®, AIF® for our semiannual three-evening Retirement Planning Webinar Series. Each evening is purely educational in nature and no cost to attend. Evening one will feature Steve discussing […]
Join Elville and Associates’ Managing Principal and Lead Attorney Stephen Elville as he offers this webinar discussion about the very important topic of how to select a Trustee. Choosing a Trustee is one of the most intensive pieces of the estate planning process, and a choice not to be taken lightly. Ensure you’re educated about all the […]
PLEASE NOTE REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT. Stephen R. Elville, the attorneys, and staff of Elville and Associates are pleased to invite you to our 2025 annual Client and Community Education Event! Clients, families and friends, financial advisors, and community members are welcome as we learn about “The Evolution of Estate Planning in a […]
While traditional estate planning encompasses a broader range of strategies for managing assets and distributing them after death, special needs planning is a specific form of estate planning that focuses on the unique needs of individuals with disabilities. Both, though, share the goal of ensuring financial security and well-being, with special needs planning adding the crucial […]
“Elder Law attorneys are not just lawyers, they are counselors.” Elder Law encompasses many concepts – planning for individuals and families who do not have taxable estates, but who are primarily concerned about the protection of their assets and addressing disability and long-term care issues. Elder Law also encompasses the following: Medical Assistance (Medicaid), long-term […]
Let’s explore how unique you are. Your perspective, experiences, skills, and insights hold great value. Throughout this session discover the value of gathering. This discussion will include the dangers of isolation, the impact of your internal self-talk, and how you win when you connect with others. Topics will include: - How unique you are - How your perspectives […]
Since 2016, Elville and Associates’ Client Care Program has been synonymous with “Planning That Works.” The Mission of the firm’s Client Care Program is to provide our clients with the comfort and assurance that their estate, special needs, and elder law planning will work as intended no matter how clients’ goals and situations may change, […]
While traditional estate planning encompasses a broader range of strategies for managing assets and distributing them after death, special needs planning is a specific form of estate planning that focuses on the unique needs of individuals with disabilities. Both, though, share the goal of ensuring financial security and well-being, with special needs planning adding the crucial […]
Join Elville and Associates as we welcome back Realtors® and Seniors Real Estate Specialists® Donna Weaver and Karen Lawlor with the Wendy Slaughter Team at VYBE Realty. Donna and Karen will discuss “Unlocking Value - The Price of Condition.” Thinking about selling? Learn how to maximize your home’s value in the current market. Discover which […]
People with disabilities face barriers to economic and financial stability. People receiving federal and state means tested benefits such as SSI and Medicaid are not permitted to have assets over $2,000 without jeopardizing their vital benefits. This asset limit has created a cycle of poverty for people with disabilities by forcing it those receiving public […]
