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Long-term care costs can deplete a person's assets, leaving little to pass on to loved ones. Estate planning offers several strategies to protect assets from the high costs of nursing home care. These methods help ensure that you can secure your financial legacy...
Setting up a guardianship for an aging parent with dementia is a big decision. Several important legal steps and considerations come into play to make sure your parent gets the care and protection they need. Deciding if guardianship is necessary Before seeking...
Planning for long-term care in New York can feel overwhelming, but understanding how Medicaid and Medicare play a role might ease your concerns. These two programs offer different types of support as you age or face health challenges. Understanding this can help you...
Planning for retirement involves more than just saving money; it also requires understanding how your assets can affect your eligibility for programs like Medicaid. Specific rules determine which retirement accounts are exempt from being counted towards Medicaid...
The Elder Justice Act represents a significant step in protecting the most vulnerable among people—the elderly population. Enacted in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act, this legislation focuses on preventing elder abuse and improving the quality of justice for...
Charitable remainder trusts (CRTs) offer a way to protect assets while supporting charitable causes. These trusts provide a unique opportunity to balance philanthropy with income generation. Understanding how CRTs work can help individuals make informed decisions...
Gifting assets to family members is a thoughtful way to share your wealth. At the same time, it's vital that you understand the tax implications. Both federal and state tax laws can affect your gift, and you may find it helpful to review these considerations. Federal...
Many consider their animals as part of their family. Consequently, ensuring their pets are well-cared for after their passing is a significant concern to them. Thankfully, if you are someone who loves your pets unconditionally, you can include provisions in your will...
When a loved one passes away, the executor needs to manage the estate as per the deceased wishes. Unfortunately, there are times when the executor may not be managing the estate effectively. Recognizing the signs can help address issues before they become more...
Planning for the future can be daunting, but it’s essential to consider how you’ll manage if you need long-term care. Here are some friendly and helpful answers to common questions about long-term care insurance, specifically for residents of New York. What is...