May 15, 2019Elder Law, Medicaid Qualifying for Medicaid and Protecting the Family Home Protecting the family home is one of the biggest issues that people worry about when discussing Medicaid eligibility. Let's look...
May 9, 2019Elder Law, Home Care, Medicaid, Veterans Benefits GETTING PAID AS A FAMILY CAREGIVER THROUGH MEDICAID Caring for an ailing family member is difficult work, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be unpaid work. There are...
May 7, 2019Elder Law, Estate Planning, Medicaid Transfer of assets was not made for Medicaid purposes The cost of nursing home and home care can be prohibitive for people who do not have long-term care insurance....
May 6, 2019Elder Law, Estate Planning, Veterans Benefits VA’s Eligibility Requirements for Non-Service Connected Benefits Effective October, 18, 2018, the law regarding VA Eligibility Requirements for a veteran (or spouse) to receive non-service connected benefits...
May 3, 2019Elder Law, Estate Planning When is a person unfit to make a will? Testamentary capacity refers to a person's ability to understand and execute a will. As a general rule, most people who...
May 2, 2019Elder Law, Estate Planning, Medicaid, Special Needs Planning WHAT IS A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST? A Special Needs Trust (SNT), sometimes called a Supplemental Needs Trust, provides for the needs of a disabled person without...