An essential legal document that everyone should have is an Appointment of Health Care Representative. Recent changes to Indiana law make it important that you review your Appointment of Health […]
Q: Can the Seller of “replacement property” real estate, in a 1031 like – kind exchange, place conditions on the sale of that real estate which would entitle the Seller […]
Creating a “life estate” in your home can be an effective estate planning technique as well as an effective asset protection plan with respect to nursing home planning, but beware […]
Advance directive documents are simply making a decision about the care you would want to receive if you were unable to speak for yourself. It involves deciding who will be […]
The snapshot date is the date of institutionalization lasting at least 30 consecutive days. Institutionalization may be in a hospital, nursing home, similar health care facility, or any combination thereof, […]
I have heard that there’s a five-year look-back for Medicaid. Why shouldn’t I just have my parents gift their assets to me without the assistance of an elder law attorney? […]
There are three planning documents that you need to have in place in case something happens that renders you unable to make your own health care decisions. These documents are: […]
If you suspect that your child lacks the ability to make sound financial decisions, one solution is to leave their inheritance in a trust and appoint a trustee to make […]
Even as public restrictions are being lifted, employers continue to deal with COVID-19 issues in the workplace. In the Summer of 2020, the issues faced by many employers were working […]
For more than a year, the COVID-19 has impacted all businesses. Amid the recent vaccine efficacy and a nationwide decrease in COVID-19 cases, much of society seems to be inching […]