Estate planning is important for everyone, no matter their age or financial status. It tells the world how you want your property, belongings, cash, and financial assets distributed, and if you don’t make those decisions… Who Should Be on Your Estate Planning Support Team?
As mentioned in our previous blogs on the topic, Medicaid planning can be a valuable investment for those looking to ensure that they or a loved one qualify for their Medicaid program. After all, the… Medicaid Planning Legally and Ethically, Part 3: Legal & Ethical Guidelines
In a previous blog, we discussed the basics of what Medicaid is and some of the challenges older people face when trying to get covered. Despite millions of Americans relying on Medicaid for medical assistance,… Medicaid Planning Legally and Ethically, Part 2: The Planning Part
Receiving proper medical care in the United States can be a challenge sometimes, in no small part due to the many legal complications surrounding it. In particular, navigating the various requirements surrounding Medicaid can feel… Medicaid Planning Legally and Ethically, Part 1: The Basics
When you first reach adulthood, the sheer scope of what is possible can be overwhelming. You’re no longer living under the more limited expectations of a child and while you might not be able to… The Importance of Having a Plan: Setting Meaningful Life Goals
Indiana Medicaid returning to pre-COVID-19 budget calculations
Planning for funerals involves choosing among arrangements and funding through accounts, trusts or insurance.
Transfers of assets have significant consequences when it comes to Indiana Medicaid. They must be handled carefully.
Nursing homes often work with families on Indiana Medicaid applications. Nursing homes usually do not have all of the necessary information. They also have many other obligations.
The spousal allocation and spousal allowance are critical parts of protecting spouses when Indiana Medicaid is needed.