by Elder Law Solution | Dec 7, 2019 | Estate Planning
Living together or remarrying can affect pre-existing estate planning documents, benefits, college financial aid and incomes. If you are considering getting married later in life, be sure to consider the following: Estate Planning. Getting married will affect your...
by Elder Law Solution | Jan 16, 2014 | Estate Planning, Financial information, Medicaid
The passage of Estate Recovery laws will give rise to new scams. Unscrupulous individuals will use estate recovery to try to scare senior citizens into purchasing products that are not in their best interests. Individuals over age 55 can expect to be invited to more...
by Elder Law Solution | Dec 15, 2013 | Estate Planning, Medicaid
Estate Recovery means that people who receive Medicaid benefits for nursing home level care can be subject to repaying the state for the costs of their care after they die. Typically, that means a claim against the home of the Medicaid beneficiary. Prior to passage...
by Elder Law Solution | Nov 12, 2013 | Estate Planning
Dealing with a death in the family is always a difficult time. Today, many deaths come not unexpectedly, but after lengthy hospital stays or situations where the family has had time to prepare. While this time can make it easier on the family when the loved one dies,...
by Elder Law Solution | Aug 15, 2013 | Estate Planning, Financial information
A lot of times when I’m meeting with clients they will ask me “how should we leave our stuff?” They have children, grandchildren, siblings, parents, nieces, nephews, charities they like to support and they are having trouble figuring out what to leave to whom....
by Elder Law Solution | Jul 15, 2013 | Estate Planning
Trusts were once considered to be only for those with extensive estate assets; however, those days are long gone. Today, even someone with a modest estate can potentially benefit from the inclusion of a trust in his or her estate plan. The terms you include in a trust...
