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How to choose the right agent to serve as power of attorney

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Jan 7, 2024 | Estate Planning

As you develop your estate plan, you should pay close attention to how you’re addressing your potential healthcare needs. While this certainly includes finding ways to ensure you have the financial resources necessary to pay for long-term medical care, including a...

What is an HCBS waiver under MassHealth?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Dec 15, 2023 | MassHealth

Caring for an elderly and infirm loved one in Massachusetts can be draining personally and financially. People who have conditions, illnesses or are simply becoming too frail to live on their own will often need help to ensure they are properly taken care of. To...

Is it possible to avoid probate in Massachusetts?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Dec 7, 2023 | Estate Planning

As readers of this blog likely know by now, probate should be avoided. It is time-consuming and very expensive because it is, essentially, death litigation. Plus, the entire legal battle is public, which can make the family squabbles that explode during probate much...

How am I going to pay for nursing home care?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Nov 28, 2023 | Nursing Home Planning

This is a question that’s often asked, and one that needs to be contemplated by all given that most people are going to need nursing home care at some point in their lives. The question also leaves many individuals stressed given that nursing home care can cost more...

Understanding SCOs in Massachusetts

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Nov 27, 2023 | Medicaid/Medicare

Massachusetts has gone to great lengths to provide various financial aid plans for its elderly citizens. While these plans often provide essential financial assistance for the state’s elderly residents, finding the right plan (or plans) and choosing the best options...

MassHealth planning and the look-back period

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Nov 14, 2023 | MassHealth

Long-term care is enormously expensive. MassHealth can help you pay for it, but only if you meet the financial eligibility requirements to qualify for the program. To do so means having a low income and limited resources. This situation puts many Massachusetts...

Understanding the differences between Medicare, Medicaid and MassHealth

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Nov 9, 2023 | Elder Law, Estate Planning, MassHealth, Medicaid/Medicare

Medicare, Medicaid and MassHealth are all extremely important programs that can help Massachusetts residents with their medical needs. It's common to hear their names tossed around in the same conversation, and it can be easy to get them confused with each other...

What is a Medicaid asset protection trust?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Oct 20, 2023 | Medicaid/Medicare

Medicaid benefits are extremely valuable for Massachusetts residents who need long-term care. However, finding out that you have too many assets to qualify for Medicaid can be a crushing blow. One option to address this issue is setting up a Medicaid asset protection...

Don’t make these mistakes when engaging in Medicaid planning

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Oct 12, 2023 | MassHealth, Medicaid/Medicare

Medical expenses can quickly become overwhelming. If you end up needing long-term care, which is a very real possibility, then your assets can be quickly gobbled up. The good news is that there are strategies that you can implement to protect your assets and your...

What is a conservatorship?

On Behalf of Center for Elder Law & Estate Planning | Oct 6, 2023 | Elder Law

Watching your parents grow older can be difficult. They may develop medical problems, have trouble remembering things or become less able to manage their affairs. This is often an emotional and complicated time for families as they wonder what comes next. The time may...

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