Caring for aging parents involves crucial decisions regarding who will provide the necessary care and in what setting. However, these decisions can often give rise
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Dealing with Deed Spam Mail
Have you recently purchased a home or made any changes to your property’s deed? Have you received an unexpected letter offering a copy of your
Family Conflicts Over Caregiving
As our parents age, the primary questions adult children face are (1) who is going to provide needed care, and (2) in what setting will
How to Pay for Long-Term Care
At the end of the day, there are three main ways to pay for long-term care: 1. Pay privately. 2. Pay with your long-term care
The Perils Of DIY Estate Planning
Estate planning is a crucial process that ensures the security of your family and assets when you pass away. However, many people are tempted to
How to Avoid Sibling Conflicts When Caring for Aging Parents
As our parents age, we are faced with tough decisions on how to provide them with the care they need. Two common questions that adult
Maximizing Medicaid: How Asset Protection Plans Can Help You Save Money on Long-Term Care
Medicaid is a government program that provides health coverage to individuals, and it is the leading payor of skilled nursing facility care in the United
It’s Not Enough Just to Have Documents
Protecting your health and well-being is a top priority, especially as we get older. One important way to safeguard yourself is by creating a health
My Journey In Life Care Planning
For about 20 years, I have worked as an estate planning and elder law attorney. I consider myself lucky to have become a certified elder
Community Health Choices in Pennsylvania
As an estate planning attorney, it’s important to be aware of programs like the Community HealthChoices (CHC) Waiver that can help your clients as they
Time to Declutter
Years ago, my best friend’s parents passed away in an airplane accident. I vividly remember going to their house with my mother to bring food
Why Estate Recovery Sounds Worse Than It Is
We recently received a distressed call from a husband that we represented about a year ago on a long-term Medicaid application for his wife who
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