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Four ways loved ones are hurt when you don’t plan for long-term care

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Mar 19, 2024 | Nursing Home Planning

If you’re like most Massachusetts residents, nursing home planning is crucial in order to have resources you will need to pay for your long-term care one day. The majority of older individuals end up requiring some sort of long-term care. If you don’t adequately plan,...

Contesting a will in Massachusetts

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

In Massachusetts, as in most other states, a person’s will is supposed to settle all questions about the disposition of the maker’s assets. In some situations, however, a will can create conflict instead of eliminating it. If a relative of the decedent feels unfairly...

When should the Medicaid planning process start?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Mar 6, 2024 | Nursing Home Planning

Nursing home and other forms of long-term care are extremely costly. If you’re not careful in planning for how to pay for this care, then your estate can quickly erode, eating away at the wealth that’s taken you decades to build. This, in turn, can rob your loved ones...

Why do people plan to avoid probate?

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

Those who read this legal blog regularly likely know about probate. For the uninitiated, probate is the legal process of settling an individual’s estate after death. It often poses challenges, such as time delays, expenses and the loss of privacy. As a result,...

Estate planning resources for young adults

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Feb 20, 2024 | Estate Planning

If you are a young adult in Massachusetts, estate planning might not be high on your priority list. However, overlooking this crucial aspect can have significant consequences for you and your loved ones. Estate planning goes beyond distributing assets. It ensures your...

Protect your assets from estate recovery under MassHealth

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Feb 18, 2024 | Estate Planning, MassHealth

Many elderly people who need long-term care are concerned about the cost. When they are approved for MassHealth – the state version of Medicaid – it is a relief. However, receiving MassHealth coverage does not fully protect their property after they are gone....

Understand your rights and responsibilities as a guardian

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Feb 1, 2024 | Estate Planning

It is never easy to address the needs of an incapacitated or ill loved one. For Massachusetts residents who are faced with this issue, it is important to be aware not just of how to provide them with the medical care and assistance for daily living they might need,...

Know the residency rules to use MassHealth for nursing home care

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Jan 22, 2024 | Elder Law

Massachusetts is known for its quality health care and generous programs for people who have limited income. For elderly people and those with illnesses or conditions that require nursing home care, MassHealth is invaluable. Not only can people get the care and...

Recognize avoidable mistakes that can delay MassHealth approvals

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Jan 18, 2024 | Elder Law

Cost is one of the biggest concerns for Massachusetts residents getting long-term care for elderly people who need it. Fortunately, MassHealth makes it easier for people to get that vital care while simultaneously protecting their assets. However, people might make...

If I’ve waited to plan for long-term care, do I still have options?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Jan 16, 2024 | Nursing Home Planning

It is always ideal when Massachusetts residents can plan for a nursing home stay years in advance of their needing long-term care. Early long-term planning frees people to explore all available legal options and improves their chances of accomplishing their...

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