The thought of passing away and not being able to raise your kids is certainly one that none of us hope to ever experience or
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Medicaid Planning Done Right
Like with anything, knowing how to do something correctly is the key. Medicaid planning is no different. Understanding the rules during life and after death
Why Joint Ownership of Assets with a Child is not Always the Answer
I believe that people in this world have good intentions. When it comes to gifting assets, especially to one’s children, I have spoken with many
VA Benefits
Over the last year or two, many people have asked us why we don’t put out much information about veteran’s benefits. Or why we do
Wills & POAs from the Internet (Buyer Beware)
Do-It-Yourself forms, especially those off of the internet, are becoming extremely popular in all professions. For the most part, estate planning and elder law have
May is National Older Americans Month!
Out of all the wonderful holidays that we celebrate, here at Bellomo & Associates, celebrating Older Americans Month is one of our favorites each and
Forever Fit: Why Seniors Should Keep Moving!
As we age, prioritizing physical activity becomes increasingly crucial for maintaining our health and overall well-being. Research consistently shows that staying active as seniors can
May is National Elder Law Month!
Since 1963, May has been recognized as National Older Americans Month, but did you know it is also National Elder Law Month? This is a
The Top 8 Medicaid Mistakes: What Must People Know about Medicaid Qualification
We are very proud of our Medicaid Department at Bellomo & Associates! The team is amazing and always goes above and beyond for every client
Happy National Healthcare Decisions Day!
We hope that this year, on National Healthcare Decisions Day, you take a few minutes to make sure that the healthcare professionals and family in
Accomplishing a Client’s Objective with the Team
We always encourage our clients to bring their team with them to all meetings. A team can consist of an accountant, a financial advisor, and
Now Is The Time To Talk To Mom And Dad About Their Long-Term Care Situation
Years ago, it was a foregone conclusion that Mom and Dad would move in with one of their children and age in place. However, nowadays,
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