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What Is Pennsylvania’s Estate Recovery Program and How Can You Eliminate or Minimize the Ability of the State to Seize the Inheritance You Want to Leave to Your Loved Ones

On November 11, 2019   /   Asset Protection, Elder Law, Estate Administration, Estate Recovery Program, Medicaid, nursing home, PA Inheritance Tax  
What Is Pennsylvania’s Estate Recovery Program and How Can You Eliminate or Minimize the Ability of the State to Seize the Inheritance You Want to Leave to Your Loved Ones

Medicaid wants its money back and will seize whatever assets are left in your probate estate. f you are the current recipient of Medicaid or believe you may have to seek Medicaid down the road, it’s important to know that Medicaid can try to collect money from your probate estate after your death. For many seniors, the only asset remaining following an extended nursing home stay is their home.

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Why Consulting with an Elder Law Attorney for Medicaid Planning Is One of The Smartest Investments You Can Make to Protect Your Legacy.

On October 31, 2019   /   Elder Law, Estate Recovery Program, Medicaid, nursing home  
Why Consulting with an Elder Law Attorney for Medicaid Planning Is One of The Smartest Investments You Can Make to Protect Your Legacy.

Are you or a loved one facing the possible need for long-term nursing care? If so, you may be able to protect a significant portion of the financial assets of the person needing care.

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PENNSYLVANIA HAS A NEW MEDICAID PROGRAM FOR IN HOME CARE. Learn more about “The Pennsylvania Community HealthChoices (CHC) Program.”

On February 14, 2019   /   Asset Protection, Elder Law, Medicaid, nursing home  

Clients frequently come to our office to ask questions about the financial options available to them as they plan for their own, or a loved one’s, long term nursing care.  There is often an internal conflict as individuals debate the pluses and minuses associated with a possible […]

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