Browse our FAQs to learn what concerns an elder law attorney can address, why it’s best to start planning before you experience a health or financial crisis, what you can do to help a loved one who doesn’t have an elder law plan in place, and more. If you’d like to discuss your specific needs in greater detail, please contact our office to schedule a free, no-obligation initial consultation with experienced elder law attorney Theodore Alatsas.
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Does Medicaid Always Look Back 5 Years?
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Do You Have to Pay Back Medicaid If You Inherit Money?
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Can a Nursing Home Take Back Money That Was Gifted Within 5 Years?
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How Can i Protect My Money Before Going to a Nursing Home?
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What's the best way to preserve my wealth if I need Medicaid?
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I'm new to medicaid planning. What are the first steps to take to protect my assets?
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What is Medicaid Planning?
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What is Medicaid Planning in New York?
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Will my benefits stop if I inherit money?
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How Does a Durable Power of Attorney Protect My Assets
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What are the benefits of a Health Care Proxy in New York
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What is The Five-Year Look-Back Rule in New York?