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When you hire a law firm you should expect to get an easily understandable, effective approach to solving your problems. In these video presentations, Elder Law attorneys Carole Lamson and David Cutner introduce and discuss the proven strategies outlined on this site.
David and Carole explain what an Elder Law firm does, and how with proper planning a wide spectrum of benefits can become available through Medicaid at no cost. These include home and nursing home care, drug reimbursement and adult day care, among others.
Most people find Medicare and Medicaid to be very confusing. If you've ever wondered what the difference is and what each program will and will not pay for, you'll find an explanation in this brief yet informative clip.
On this video, David reveals simple yet innovative methods for obtaining Medicaid coverage of home care. These methods are unknown to most people, yet fully supported by law and very effective in preserving income and assets that have been accumulated over a lifetime.
On this segment, David and Carole explain how to obtain full Medicaid payment when a spouse needs nursing home care. The dangers of attempting to do planning without professional legal guidance are covered.
When assets are transferred between marital partners without the proper legal structures in place, Medicaid can seek to collect the cost of care from the well spouse. A Medicaid attorney needs to do planning for both individuals so they receive complete protection.
Carole talks about saving an individual's income and assets. Although more complex than planning for a married couple, a substantial portion of the person's financial holdings can be saved with effective planning.
David explains Supplemental Needs Trusts, which allow disabled people to retain the benefit of money that they have or receive, without disrupting eligibility for Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid benefits.
A special procedure is also outlined, whereby a relative can provide for the financial needs of a disabled person without compromising his or her government benefits.
David explains how a power of attorney is the cornerstone of effective Elder Law planning, and how stationery store and Internet versions often create more problems than they solve. He also discusses how many people mistakenly feel that they are signing away control of their lives, when in fact an effectively drafted power of attorney is actually a method of taking control of your future.
Discover more about the wide spectrum of benefits available to you or a loved one in Lamson & Cutner's new Special Report, 25 Strategies to Prevent Financial Ruin from Long-Term Health Care Costs. In it, you'll find more detail on the strategies outlined in the videos, and how a Medicaid lawyer can protect your money, income and assets with Elder Law planning techniques. It's a free, fast reading explanation of everything you need to know to get started.
Click here to see the Special Report.
Satisfied clients comment...
"Both my sister Harriet & I would like to thank Mrs. Lamson and yourself & all the team who helped us so much in preparing the way for my Father's successful application to Medicaid. There was a real support guiding us through the minefield that is the application process....The staff was very caring and responsive to our needs and continues to be so....We couldn't recommend them more highly."Deanna Littell
Call the lawyers at Lamson & Cutner today to get the facts on benefits you're entitled to, and to learn about protecting your financial future. You can reach the firm toll free at 1 (877) 303-1414.