Elder law attorneys can be a valuable asset for Maryland families with older loved ones who need legal help. They can commonly advise on estate planning issues, will updates, designating power of attorney, or even finding a reputable nursing home facility in some...
Plan For The Future With Confidence
Plan For The Future With Confidence
Elder Law
Paying for long-term care
As you get older, you realize just how challenging affording certain care and various needs becomes, especially if you are living on a retirement pension or another standard and set income. If you are living in Maryland and planning for long-term care for yourself or...
How to develop an excellent Medicaid asset protection plan
Many individuals receive assistance by qualifying for Medicaid. If you need to do so, it is important to note that there are requirements you will have to meet. In Maryland, a single applicant can't have monthly assets below $2,500. If you're married, your asset total...
Can a guardianship be expedited in an emergency?
In Maryland, guardianships for older people who can no longer effectively oversee their own affairs are common. For those who have elderly parents or other relatives who need to be shielded from making mistakes that can be costly financially and personally, a...
Which assets are excluded for Medicaid eligibility?
Time does not stop for anyone in Maryland. Everyone continues to grow older and as they do, they may develop various health conditions. It could be various illnesses or they may suffer injuries which affect their ability move around. People may need help with their...
Can you be paid for providing care to an elderly parent?
Many adult children in Maryland choose to take care of their elderly parents, rather than hiring a caregiver or placing their parent in a nursing home. This may be done out of love and affection, and generally no money is exchanged between the adult child and their...
When should you gift money or a house to your children?
Creating an estate plan is vital for parents seeking a smooth distribution of their property to their children while also making sure those assets are passed according to their wishes. Many only think about where their property goes when they die. Fewer people...
Guardianship of a disabled person
Independent living is a goal that many Maryland individuals strive for as they transition from childhood into adulthood. While it is possible for most individuals to do this, those who suffer from mental and emotional diseases and disorders may not be able to provide...
