With so many government programs out there it is easy to confuse which one can help with what. It doesn’t help that Medicare, Medicaid and MassHealth all sound similar and
One goal of estate planning is to help clients avoid the costly and time consuming process known as Massachusetts probate. When a loved one dies,
Being named as the trustee of a Massachusetts trust can be both an honor and a burden. It implies that the person creating the trust
Many of the seniors I work with transfer assets, often their homes, into irrevocable trusts in order to protect their property in the event they or their spouse need long-term
Planning ahead for potential disability often centers on protecting assets in order for seniors to qualify for MassHealth coverage of nursing home care. However, for many seniors and their families,
When an aging spouse or loved one undergoes a medical emergency, such as a fall resulting in broken bones, serious questions arise about what to do next. Finding them the
If you have an estate plan (which you should), when was the last time you looked at it? Chances are it got stuck on a
MassHealth/Medicaid applicants and their families need to keep in mind that while the MassHealth application process can be daunting, it is never too late to take steps to protect your
Applicants for Medicaid (MassHealth in Massachusetts), can only qualify for long-term care benefits when they meet very strict asset guidelines. A MassHealth applicant may have only $2,000 worth of countable
Planning ahead for MassHealth (Medicaid in Massachusetts) eligibility is essential for seniors who want to protect their hard earned assets for themselves and their loved ones. However, the many rules
