As I continue to advise clients in my elder law practice, I realize how important it is for families to seek advice from an Elder Law attorney as their loved ones need more and more assistance. Whether the loved one Continue reading
Category Archives: Elder Law
Care Contracts for the Elderly
By Sharon A. Burgess
Many families wish to obtain and provide the needed care for their families in their own homes. Without long term care insurance to assist with the cost of 24-hour care, this may not be an option for a loved one. When family members choose to provide the c Continue reading
Long Term Care Planning in Michigan
Long Term Care Planning in Michigan
As I continue to consult with and give guidance to clients regarding long term care of a loved one, I realize how complex and confusing this area has become. The laws continue to change and the choices for care continue to grow. It is no l Continue reading
Lady Bird Deeds
What is a Lady Bird Deed?
by Sharon A. Burgess
Many of us have heard mention of a “Ladybird Deed” and are not sure what exactly this is. The concept of a Ladybird Deed is that ownership of the property is not transferred until the death of the last of the grantors. Wi Continue reading
Does a Personal Representative Need All Beneficiaries to Approve What They Do?
The more Personal Representatives, Beneficiaries, and other interested parties educate themselves about how an estate is administered, the easier it will be to avoid mistakes and costly probate proceedings. The larger the estate and the more beneficiaries the more complicated the proc Continue reading
Caring for Our Loved Ones
As the laws continue to change with respect to Medicaid, Veteran’s Benefits, and long term care, it is important to consult with an attorney who practices in Elder Law. This area of practice includes not only the preparation of the traditional estate planning documents, but all Continue reading
Medicare Part D
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Care Contracts for the Elderly
Many families wish to obtain and provide the needed care for their families in their own homes. Without long term care insurance to assist with the cost of 24-hour care, this may not be an option for a loved one. When family members choose to pro Continue reading