It’s not something most of us like to think about, but nearly half of all seniors will eventually require long-term care. In our blog, we discuss why Medicare doesn’t cover nursing home costs and how an attorney can help you structure your assets in a way that preserves your eligibility for valuable Medicaid benefits to cover this expense. To learn how we can assist with your specific Medicaid planning needs, please contact our office to request a free initial consultation.
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What New York Seniors Need to Consider Before MarryingGetting married is an exciting step no matter your age, but New York seniors need to consider potential financial problems before tying the knot.
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Important Changes to New York’s Medicaid Lookback Rules You Need to Know AboutWhile federal rules remain the same, state Community Medicaid has seen a major change that could have serious financial consequences for you and your family.
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Estate Planning During the COVID-19 PandemicWhat is the status of your will? When did you last review it? Have you moved? Does your will reflect the laws of the state in which you live?
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HBO's John Oliver discusses recent problems in Long Term Care in AmericaJohn Oliver exposes the neglect in long-term care facilities, calling for reforms and highlighting the urgent need for better treatment of the elderly.
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Your "Simple Will" May Simply Not Be Good EnoughA will is essential, but it doesn't cover everything. Learn what assets and provisions fall outside a will and how a comprehensive estate plan protects them.
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Using a Medicaid Asset Trust for Nursing Home Coverage and Estate PlanningAn asset protection trust can help you avoid issues with Medicaid’s lookback period and keep your home available for your children.
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Medicaid Crisis Planning Services by a Brooklyn Elder Law AttorneyLong-term care often creates devastating financial impacts on Americans, particularly the elderly. Elder law attorney, Ted Alatsas is here to help you.
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Life Estates : The Potential ProblemsThis article discusses life estates, an often used planning tool, and the potential problems they may create. Our estate planning attorney explains more