Medicare. Nursing homes. Medicaid. You may not be ready to think about these things yet, but the sooner you talk to an Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney, the more prepared you can be when these terms become part of your daily conversation. As a first step, follow our Medicaid Planning blog to get helpful insight into the ways you can protect your life savings from the high cost of a nursing home when the time comes.
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Understanding When You or a Loved One Might Need Geriatric Behavioral Health Services Access to mental health services is important for all ages. We help you understand when seniors might need to seek out specialized support for themselves or others. -
Reverse Mortgages Are Not Right for Everyone Learn about the downsides of reverse mortgages and how a Texas Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney can help you find alternatives to pay for a nursing home. -
You Can Stay in Your Own Home as You Age With Home Care Support Most seniors would prefer to age in place, but it can be difficult to manage without advance planning. Learn about your options and how to make it a reality here. -
Helping Older People With Mental Health Struggles Seniors struggle with mental health due to cognitive decline and loneliness. Learn how you can help your loved ones battle anxiety and depression as they age. -
Thank you for Voting For Us! Ross and Shoalmire would like to say thank you for voting for us in the Tyler Morning Telegraph Best in Town 2020! -
Don't Let Medicaid Take Your Home! Are you worried Medicaid will get your home when you die? Well, it doesn't have to be that way. You can save your home! -
Don't assume Medicaid is not an option There are basic requirements that must be met to qualify for long term care Medicaid. Ben King explains what what assets and resources you may have and qualify. -
If you are confused about the difference between Medicare and Medicaid watch this short overview by Ben King. Confused about Medicare v. Medicaid? You aren't alone! Ben King provides a brief explanation of the differences relating to long term care -
Don't harm your beneficiaries! The beneficiaries of your estate plan may be harmed more by your planning than they are helped.