What Makes a Will Valid?
Movies, television, and books like to present wills in dramatic ways--handwritten notes, videos, deathbed utterances--but what actually makes a will...
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Medicaid planning: Beware of the look-back period before applying
As a person ages, their medical care needs might increase. This comes at a time when their income might be...
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 7, 2019
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Medicaid
Elder 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....
April 25, 2019
Medicaid
Medicaid
Effect of Spouse’s 401(k) on Medicaid Eligibility and Recovery
Medicaid is a jointly funded, Federal and State program which offers broad medical services to individuals who are blind, aged...
January 4, 2019
Estate Planning, Medicaid
Estate Planning, Medicaid
How long should you keep important documents?
Clients often ask us which documents, records, and papers they need to keep in their homes. When determining which documents...