Special Reports

This section will discuss special reports.

25 Strategies to Prevent Financial Ruin from Long-Term Health Care Costs (2016 Edition)

  1. You can qualify for Medicaid (even if you don’t think so)
  2. The “Wait and See” Approach can Result in Ruinous Health Care Expenses.
  3. Plan for Home Care and Nursing Home Facility Care while You Still Can.
  4. What’s the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
  5. It’s NOT too Late for Effective Medicaid Planning (even if you think it is)
  6. Why Hire an Elder Law Attorney?
  7. Don’t Prepare Your Own Medicaid Application
  8. Trusts Can Protect Your Home and Your Money!
  9. Special Trusts for Specific Purposes
  10. Protecting Co-op Apartments Require Special Handling
  11. Evaluate Your 401k or IRA Carefully when Planning for Medicaid
  12. Why Take the Lump Sum Option on Your Pension or Retirement Account?
  13. Choose Your Trustee Wisely
  14. Private Annuities can Help Protect Your Assets
  15. Caregiver Agreements Help Achieve Medicaid Eligibility
  16. Keep Your Medicare Insurance
  17. The Durable Power of Attorney
  18. Elder Law and Estate Planning
  19. The Health Care Proxy vs. the Living Will
  20. How to Choose an Elder Law Firm
  21. Streamline Your Financial Affairs and Record Keeping
  22. New York State is More Generous than Other States
  23. Your Attorney can Help Find the Best Care for You
  24. Long-Term Care Insurance Won’t Necessarily Solve the Problem
  25. Compassionate Elder Law Planning Focuses on Your Future Quality-of-Life!

 

Top Ten Elder Law Strategies for Alzheimer’s Patients and Their Families

  1. Investigate Elder Law Planning Immediately if You Suspect Alzheimer’s or Dementia
  2. Asset Protection is Imperative for Alzheimer’s & Dementia Patients
  3. It’s Not Too Late to Plan an Elder Law Strategy
  4. Obtain Valuable Services for an Alzheimer’s or Dementia Patient and Preserve Their Dignity
  5. Predictability + Track Record Equals Successful Elder Law Planning!
  6. Alzheimer’s & Dementia and the Durable Power of Attorney.
  7. Caregiver Agreement & Alzheimer’s Disease.
  8. Health Care Proxy, Advance Directives & Alzheimer’s Disease
  9. New York Medicaid & Alzheimer’s Disease – NY Residency Matters
  10. Recertification is Essential to Maintain Medicaid Benefits for Alzheimer’s & Dementia Patients

 

7 Important Steps to Getting Your Medicaid Benefits and Protecting Your Assets if You Suffer from Alzheimer’s

Three Vital Benefits Estate Planning Provides For Your Family And Other Heirs

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