You can start by meeting with an attorney and discussing how a Living Trust can benefit you.
Call Dennis C. Jackson Co., L.P.A. at (800) 906-0200 to arrange an appointment to discuss issues in either of our offices or in the privacy of your home. There is no cost or obligation for this consultation. You will have the opportunity to speak with a knowledgeable professional and learn how to better manage your affairs.
This knowledge can make a tremendous difference in the future of your entire family.
Protect Your Assets from
Nursing Home Expenses
Since October 1993, you can no longer create a Medicaid Qualified Trust. However, under new law, there are still many ways of allocating your assets to protect them as exempt.
Nursing home insurance, sometimes called Long Term Care insurance, is one option. Depending on your health and age, the premium and company placement will vary.
Gifting away assets is still legal, but must be done correctly to avoid ineligibility periods and possible criminal penalties. DO NOT give your assets away or make any unusual gifts without consulting a qualified elder law attorney.
You can start by meeting with an attorney and discussing how a Living Trust can benefit you.
Call Dennis C. Jackson Co., L.P.A. at 1-800-906-0200 to arrange an appointment to discuss issues in either of our offices or in the privacy of your home. There is no cost or obligation for this consultation. You will have the opportunity to speak with a knowledgeable professional and learn how to better manage your affairs.
This knowledge can make a tremendous difference in the future of your entire family.
Protect Your Assets from
Nursing Home Expenses
Since October 1993, you can no longer create a Medicaid Qualified Trust. However, under new law, there are still many ways of allocating your assets to protect them as exempt.
Nursing home insurance, sometimes called Long Term Care insurance, is one option. Depending on your health and age, the premium and company placement will vary.
Gifting away assets is still legal, but must be done correctly to avoid ineligibility periods and possible criminal penalties. DO NOT give your assets away or make any unusual gifts without consulting a qualified elder law attorney.
