The process of choosing a nursing home, assisted living facility, or in-home medical care is complicated, difficult, and often emotional. The last thing on your mind is the possibility that those responsible for the care of some of our most vulnerable loved ones would abuse or neglect their patients. Unfortunately, it does occur way too […]
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As we and our loved one’s age, many decisions confront us that are stress-inducing, life-altering, and often, confusing. From Medicaid and estate planning to issues involving guardianship, crisis management, and power of attorney, it can be overwhelming to deal with the many legal aspects of eldercare. Utilizing a knowledgable, experienced elder law attorney to address […]
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When an elderly loved one experiences a life-changing health episode, options for long-term care will be undoubtedly pricey. Applying for Medicaid benefits is most families’ first move when told by a doctor that their loved one will require long-term, full-time care. Unfortunately, too many people have not adequately prepared for these decisions and the experience […]
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Utilizing an experienced and knowledgeable elder law attorney can go a long way towards allowing you and your loved ones to have a stress-free aging process. Having a plan in place for the inevitable issues that will arise as we and our loved ones age allows everyone to feel confident that major life decisions have […]
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WHY DO I NEED AN ELDER LAW ATTORNEY? Attorneys who concentrate their practices in Elder Law, focus on providing legal services–primarily to senior citizens and others who are looking to plan for their lives as they age. Elder Law attorneys work closely with families dealing with the onset of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Elder law attorneys […]
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Examples are: Living Will; Last Will and Testament; and the Pour-Over Will. A will is an essential part of your estate planning. Learn about the different kinds of Wills.
Read MoreA Will helps you prepare for the inevitable; it names your executor, beneficiaries and explains the disposition of your estate. It’s a critical part of your estate planning. Learn more: What is a WILL?
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WHAT IS A POWER OF ATTORNEY? Power of attorney is a legal document which is used to designate someone to act on your behalf in legal matters such as healthcare and finance. Power of attorney is also the authority to act on someone else’s behalf–it appoints an “attorney-in-fact;” the person with the power of attorney […]
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WHAT IS MEDICAID PLANNING? Medicaid planning is structuring your finances and assets to optimize your ability to pay for coverage of the future costs of long-term care, such as in-home or nursing care. Medicaid planning is similar to tax planning; we all want to look at our financial situation to minimize tax liability throughout our […]
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Last Will and Testament is commonly known as a Will. The Will: defines the contents of your estate. names your executor, the person who will dissolve your estate after you die. names your beneficiaries, who will receive portions of your estate based upon your documented wishes. may also define who […]
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