Medicaid is a needs-based benefit program that assists medically and financially qualified individuals with their long-term care expenses.
If your income exceeds Medicaid’s limits in Florida, you can use a Qualified Income Trust to help establish your financial eligibility.
Various things can happen to your bank account after death in Florida, depending on how it’s held.
Whether you have an existing estate plan, or none at all, following these New Year’s estate planning resolutions can protect your family and its wealth.
This guide will help you understand how you, or the seniors in your life, can meet Medicaid eligibility in Florida.
Medicaid applications are denied regularly due to various reasons, from filing errors to eligibility issues.
Putting your home in a Trust in Florida can yield a variety of benefits, from minimizing estate taxes to avoiding probate.
If your loved one or elderly parents have entered a nursing home, then taking legal steps now can protect their wealth and ensure Medicaid qualification.
Knowing which assets are exempt from probate in Florida can help you estate plan optimally, to help your loved ones avoid the stressful probate process.
Applying for long-term Medicaid for your elderly parent in Florida can help make senior care far more affordable.
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