Elder Law
Elder law encompasses a wide variety of elder care issues, including general estate planning, providing for long-term care needs, planning for incapacity, dealing with managed health care matters, preparing for financial needs, and assisting with other needs related to the health and well-being of elders.
Top Related Elder Law Topics:
- Age Discrimination
- Elder Law Attorney
- Elderly
- Guardianship
- Medicaid
- Nursing Home Abuse
- Wills and Trusts
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What Are The Income And Resource Levels For Medicaid?
Income cap states limit income to three times the SSI benefit level. In 1997 the benefit level is $484 per month and the income cap is $1,452. No spend down is allowed and any excess will … more -
Can Medicaid Place A Lien On Property Or Recover Against An Estate?
Aside from the resource rules described above, there are many exemptions, the biggest one being a homestead. However, Medicaid may impose a lien on a recipient`s property under certain limited … more -
Are Conservators Paid?
Typically a conservatorship allows the conservator to be paid for his or her services. The conservator is also entitled to attorney fees to seek legal advice. In addition, the court will require a … more
Legal Articles
- How to Help Your Parents Obtain Medical Care
Medical care is expensive in the United States. Many people assume that they will have adequate coverage through Medicare once they turn 65 years of age. However, Medicare Part A may not cover as much medical care as you think. As people age and typically require more health care, it is especially important for the elderly and their adult children to understand how to obtain … more - What retirement benefits are available through the Social Security Administration?
Looking to retire soon? The Social Security Administration is the place to go for answers about the amount of retirement benefits that you can receive, the age at which you can receive those benefits, and whether you should continue to work at this point in your life. By visiting any local Social Security office, you can get information that you may need in order to answer these and other … more
