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elder law FAQ
Q: What is elder law?
A: Elder law focuses on legal issues affecting seniors and their families, including long-term care planning, asset protection, Medicaid planning, and guardianships.
Q: Can you help with long-term care planning?
A: Yes. We assist clients in planning for nursing home care, assisted living, and in-home care to help prepar
Q: What is elder law?
A: Elder law focuses on legal issues affecting seniors and their families, including long-term care planning, asset protection, Medicaid planning, and guardianships.
Q: Can you help with long-term care planning?
A: Yes. We assist clients in planning for nursing home care, assisted living, and in-home care to help prepare for future needs and associated costs.
Q: What is asset protection in elder law?
A: Asset protection involves lawful strategies, when appropriate, to help preserve assets while planning for long-term care and potential Medicaid eligibility.
Q: What is a guardianship?
A: A guardianship is a court process used when an individual is unable to make decisions for themselves. A guardian may be appointed to manage personal, medical, and/or financial matters.
Q: When should families consider elder law planning?
A: It is often best to begin planning as early as possible, before a health crisis occurs, to allow for more options and better long-term outcomes.