May 19, 2012

Long-Term Care Planning

As a Senior today, you don’t just need documents that say what should happen to your “stuff” when… [more]

Long-Term Care Planning Long-Term Care Planning

Medicaid Planning & Asset Protection

If your loved one needs nursing home care, the costs and the complexities of the law can be overwhelming.… [more]

Medicaid Planning & Asset Protection Medicaid Planning & Asset Protection

Veterans' Benefits Planning

If you served in the United States Armed Forces, you may be eligible for additional benefits from the… [more]

Veterans' Benefits Planning Veterans' Benefits Planning

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When do you need an Elder Law Attorney?

  • If you have a loved one living in an assisted living, skilled nursing facility, or they will need that level of care within the next 5 years.
  • If you have parent or spouse who has Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s Disease, or dementia.
  • If you are concerned about the task of managing all the bills and taking care of their coverage needs and you want some competent, unbiased help.
  • If you do not have a formal, written plan for asset protection or estate planning (Note: everyone should have an estate plan, no matter your age, assets, or marital status.)
  • If you are concerned about running out of money with the rising costs of long-term care (especially with nursing homes running up to $4,000 per month).
  • If you want to save an enormous amount of time and money by getting the help available through agencies (like Medicare, Medicaid, the Veterans’ Administration, or others) to pay for long-term care, medical expenses, prescriptions, etc… Note – you may be surprised at the benefits available to you or your loved one.

WHY do you need an Elder Law Attorney?

  • Because it’s a MAZE out there! Because you don’t want to be out of money, and out of options before you’re out of breath. Medicare will not pay for your long-term care, but with a competent Attorney, you can find a number of ways to reduce or eliminate the rising costs of care for your loved one.
  • Because Congress has made paying for long-term care and protecting your assets a moving target! You want someone skilled at getting you or your aging parent the best care, benefits & coverage possible.
  • Because smart families are discovering that there are critical steps to take to protect their assets, and to care for their family’s long-term needs.
  • Because you don’t want to be confused and overwhelmed while managing the care of a loved one.
  • Because you want to save (and keep) more of your own money.
  • Because when you work with an Elder Law Attorney, you can have peace of mind in knowing that you have made the best planning decisions for your family.