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Meeting Estate And Elder Law Needs In The Boston Area
As they age, most Massachusetts residents will need to pay for some sort of long-term care. Whether an individual needs a nursing home stay, and for how long, depends on many things. That said, over half of all women and about one-third of all men need to stay in a...
Caring for a loved one is an act of profound love and dedication. However, it can also be an emotionally and physically exhausting journey. As the demands of caregiving increase, it's easy to become overwhelmed, neglecting your own well-being in the process. It's...
When a loved one passes away, their estate must go through probate. You may believe that if your loved one has a will, you can avoid probate, but that is not necessarily true. Probate is the legal process of settling an estate. This includes validating the will,...
With effective planning, you can reduce your assets and your income so that you qualify for Medicaid. This could allow you to protect your assets while ensuring that you have the resources needed to pay for your medical and long-term care needs, including a nursing...
Especially for those who until recently have simply relied on their employer to provide health coverage, the ins and outs of Massachusetts’s nationally known health care system may be a bit confusing. What follows is a primer that might help those in our state who are...
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that leads to memory loss, cognitive decline and behavioral changes. Fortunately, it is distinct from normal aging, and it requires special attention for early detection and management. Early signs of Alzheimer’s The...
If you are a Massachusetts resident considering Medicaid (MassHealth) for future healthcare needs, you might wonder if transferring your assets to your children is a viable strategy to qualify. This idea, though common, is fraught with complexities. In today’s blog...
Many elderly Massachusetts residents recognize that they can no longer safely live on their own but are not ready to move to a nursing home. If you or a loved one are in this situation, MassHealth offers an option you may not know about called the frail elder waiver....
Deciding to place a loved one in a nursing home is often one of the most difficult decisions a person will ever have to make. Not everyone needs nursing home care and many elderly Massachusetts residents value their independence and do not want to live in a nursing...
Planning for Medicaid requires a lot of foresight and an understanding of the law. If you can successfully navigate the process, you can protect your wealth and your ability to secure the medical and long-term care you may need. That’s why it’s crucial that you...