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FAQ Regarding Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts

What is a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust? It is an irrevocable trust that (if drafted properly) protects the assets transferred...

Symptoms of dementia are often subtle during the early stages of a disease process and progress gradually. Surprisingly, people who...

The combination of a growing aging population with increasing care needs, and not enough family members and paid caregivers to...

CBS News cited Census data to list Pennsylvania as the eleventh most heavily-armed state, with 88,732 registered firearms among 5,928,814...

Health care coverage has been a hot topic in politics for a number of years now. Since the passage of...

I often receive telephone calls from individuals who are seeking information regarding care for a spouse or aging parents. The...

Independence, or the “freedom from outside control or support” (Merriam-Webster Dictionary), is one of the fundamental principles upon which our...

Disputes between a nursing home operator and its resident can escalate to litigation. While the nursing home can sue the...

Mom and Dad are generally slowing down. Perhaps the changes associated with aging are magnified by the presence of one...

Many parents dream of the day they will become grandparents and can dote on their grandchildren. Many of us have...