If “get organized” or “plan ahead” made it onto your New Year’s resolution list, The Legacy Ledger—the newsletter from Laddey Clark & Ryan, LLP—is a must-read.
This trusted newsletter delivers practical, easy-to-understand guidance on estate planning and elder law topics that affect real families every day, helping you make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes. The January 12, 2026, issue is especially timely, with articles designed to help you begin the year with clarity, confidence, and a proactive plan.
What’s Inside This Issue of The Legacy Ledger?
Tamryn’s Takeaway: Turning New Year Resolutions into Results
The issue opens with an encouraging and motivational message focused on using the New Year as a moment to reset and move forward with purpose—not just good intentions. It’s a reminder that the best results come from putting plans into action.
The Whys and Hows of Medicaid Trusts
This article explores Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts—what they are, what they do, and why they’re often misunderstood. If you’re concerned about long-term care costs and want to protect assets for your family, this is exactly the kind of information that can help you ask better questions and plan earlier (which is where the biggest benefits usually are).
Choosing an executor is one of those decisions that seems simple—until you really think about what the role involves. This article covers the qualities to look for and offers practical tips for selecting someone who can faithfully handle your wishes and responsibilities. It’s a great piece for anyone reviewing or updating a will.
Few decisions are as emotional—or as important—as selecting the right nursing home for a loved one. This article offers helpful steps for evaluating facilities, asking the right questions, and finding a place that meets a relative’s medical, social, and personal needs.
Can You Drop Non-Driving Spouses From Your Auto Insurance Policy?
The issue also includes a consumer-focused article many families will relate to: if your spouse never drives, can you remove them from the policy? The answer is more complicated than most people expect, and the article breaks down the logic and risks in straightforward terms.
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