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How to help a parent with Alzheimer’s create an estate plan

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Jun 11, 2024 | Estate Planning

It is stressful and worrisome to have a parent who suffers from Alzheimer’s or dementia. Seeing their cognitive decline and loss of memory can be heart-wrenching. You might also find yourself concerned about their needed medical care and the future of their estate. If...

Formal and informal probate in Massachusetts

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | May 29, 2024 | Probate

As you go through the probate process, you may have many questions. One of your first questions might be what type of probate to file. Many people are not even aware that Massachusetts has two different types of probate: formal and informal. Formal probate Formal...

Can I have MassHealth and other health insurance?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | May 17, 2024 | MassHealth

MassHealth is a valuable program that provides low-income Massachusetts residents with health care or long-term care needs. MassHealth acts as a combination of Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Elderly Massachusetts residents can benefit...

Signs that it’s time to seek guardianship of an aging loved one

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | May 14, 2024 | Elder Law

As someone who cares deeply about their aging loved one, you’ve probably found yourself at this blog post because you’re wondering when it’s time to consider seeking guardianship of them. This can be a difficult question to answer, as each circumstance is unique, and...

How to talk to your parent about nursing home care

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | May 3, 2024 | Nursing Home Planning

As our parents age, we tend to grow concerned about their well-being. Their physical and cognitive abilities might decline, rendering it difficult for them to take care of themselves, or they might be completely socially isolated. A nursing home stay might provide...

How to reduce the risk of an estate plan challenge

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Apr 29, 2024 | Estate Planning

As you create your estate plan, are you worried about some of your family members or friends contesting it? If so, then you may want to take additional steps to protect your estate and your plan for your assets. Otherwise, probate litigation can be costly to your...

Four ways to spend down for MassHealth eligibility

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Apr 19, 2024 | MassHealth

If you’ve found your way to our blog, then you’re likely worried about covering your long-term care needs. That’s understandable, given the skyrocketing rates associated with nursing home and other forms of long-term care. Figuring out the best way to cover those...

Do I have options if the executor is not following the will?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Apr 17, 2024 | Probate

After a loved one dies, as a beneficiary of their estate, grief and loss is your primary concern. However, as you work through that process, your rights in that loved one’s estate become clearer. And, in the aftermath of a loved one’s passing, the executor holds a...

Watch out for these mistakes when choosing a nursing home

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Apr 5, 2024 | Nursing Home Planning

As we age, our chances of needing some sort of long-term care increases. Yet far too many people turn a blind eye to this potentiality, which could be a costly mistake. If you want to avoid losing significant assets to your long-term care provider and putting your...

Study: New retirement proposal could be a big boost for Massachusetts

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Mar 21, 2024 | Estate Planning

It's common for employers to offer a retirement plan as part of their benefits package to attract employees, but many employers do not provide these plans at all, or only to certain employees. in fact, nearly 50% of American workers who are employed in private...

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