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A Guide to Thriving as a Family Caregiver

A Guide to Thriving as a Family Caregiver

In the United States, fifty-three million people care for family members who are aging. In the US, approximately 17 percent of the population is a caregiver, and many are losing sleep, worrying, losing income, and finding it challenging to balance…

Caregiving Across Long Distances

Caregiving Across Long Distances

According to the National Institute on Aging (NIA), long distance caregiving involves providing care to a person who lives an hour or more away. Caregiving can take many forms, including arranging for in-home care, managing money, paying bills, and providing…

Taking Steps to Reduce the Risk of Probate Litigation

Taking Steps to Reduce the Risk of Probate Litigation

Probate litigation is often exacerbated by many family circumstances. In addition, there are two fundamental reasons: families disagree on how to handle mentally incapacitated family members or disagreements on how to dissolve an estate after death. Sibling rivalry, second marriages…

Medicaid Crisis Planning – When is it Appropriate?

Medicaid Crisis Planning – When is it Appropriate?

Medicaid is a joint federal and state program that pays for long-term care costs for individuals who meet certain asset requirements. The cost of long-term care often has devastating financial impacts for Americans, particularly the elderly, and family members who…

The Powers and Limitations of a Will

The Powers and Limitations of a Will

Wills are legally binding directives that state who will inherit your assets upon your death. They are an integral part of a comprehensive estate plan. In the event of your death without a will (intestate), your assets will be distributed…

Giving is Not Always Better Than Receiving

Giving is Not Always Better Than Receiving

In the event that a loved one might need Medicaid assistance in the near future, that person should avoid giving gifts. Gifts in such situations can end up being very, very expensive for people who receive joy from generosity. Medicaid…

High Living Costs and Medicaid, How Do They Relate?

High Living Costs and Medicaid, How Do They Relate?

It is no stranger to the general population that there is a growing increase for the need for affordable long-term care services in America. Costs are exceedingly expensive between premiums for a long-term care insurance policy and monthly bills from…

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