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Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP 5 posts 0 comments

Andrew H. “Andy” Hook is the president of Hook Law Center, where he practices in the areas of elder law, estate and trust administration, estate, tax, retirement and financial planning, long-term care planning, asset protection planning, special needs planning, business succession planning and personal injury settlement consulting. Hook Law Center serves southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. Permanent offices are located in Virginia Beach and Suffolk; however, other clients within the area are served at select locations on the Peninsula and on the Outer Banks.

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Helping Clients Move Forward in Uncertain Times – Don’t get stuck in neutral – Move your…

Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP Aug 9, 2017

Do your clients seem to be in a holding pattern? Are they taking a “wait and see” approach due to potential estate tax changes? You’re not alone. Tune in LIVE for a very special complimentary roundtable event from InterActive…

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Protecting Real Property in an Elder Law Context

Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP Apr 22, 2015

This Webinar will address the available asset protection strategies, the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy, drafting considerations and the ancillary considerations for each strategy including tax & insurance considerations.

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Estate Planning for Blended Families

Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP May 7, 2008

Oast & Hook assists clients with their estate and long-term care planning. Typically, the clients are looking for assistance solving complex and difficult problems. These problems include: Paying for uninsured medical and long-term care…

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Avoiding Liability When Accepting or Rejecting a Durable Power of Attorney

Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP Jan 1, 2008

Third parties are often requested to rely and act upon the authority of an agent under a durable power of attorney (“DPA”). For example, it is not uncommon for a child who has been designated as an agent for a parent under a DPA to use the…

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When is an Irrevocable Special Needs Trust Revocable?

Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP May 15, 2003

A Special Needs Trust (SNT) is a trust that is used to manage property for the benefit of a disabled individual. A SNT is a third party created SNTs when it is funded with the assets of a third party for the benefit of a disabled person.

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Andrew H. Hook CELA AEP CFP 5 posts 0 comments

Helping Clients Move Forward in Uncertain Times – Don’t get stuck in neutral – Move your…

Protecting Real Property in an Elder Law Context

Estate Planning for Blended Families

Avoiding Liability When Accepting or Rejecting a Durable Power of Attorney

When is an Irrevocable Special Needs Trust Revocable?

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