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Ins & Outs of Senior RelocationWhen it's time to down-size into a smaller house, retirement community or an assisted living facility... |
Estate Planning for SeniorsThe most basic estate planning begins with a will. Wills in West Virginia can take several forms... |
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Long Term Care Planning Long term care planning involves identifying present and potential future care needs, getting coverage lined up to cover you from asset depletion if a debilitating condition occurs, and locating high-quality, appropriate care. Most insurance plans do not cover long-term care unless you pay extra to add the coverage to your policy. If a specific policy is not in place to cover long-term care, it must be paid for by private funds. Even if your personal assets get spent down to qualify you for Medicaid, there is still a reimbursement requirement from any personal assets you have left after your death, which puts your beneficiaries’ inheritance at risk. Good Grief Law can help you find appropriate care and put the best tools in place to protect assets. For more information about long term care planning in Charleston, call us today. |
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