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- Reverse Mortgages Are Back in Style
age 62 and older to tap into their accumulated home equity without facing monthly payments in return Also known as “Home Equity Conversion Mortgages,” these loans are insured by the government. home equity—as a retirement income source. If you want to leave your home to your heirs by letting them sell your home at your death, a reverse mortgage will leave no equity in your home.
- Are My Retirement Assets Protected From Creditors?
Our Texas bankruptcy laws are better than the federal ones when it comes to protections, but retirement There are still some problems with protecting them from it, depending on whether you are receiving required When we think about asset protection, we think more about protecting the spouse at home after the other spouse goes into a nursing home and making sure that they don’t go bankrupt taking care of their loved Sometimes, the more complicated we make it, the easier it is to give you some credit protection.
- How to Pay for Long-Term Care Without Long-Term Care Insurance
On average, the annual cost of a private room in a nursing home can exceed $100,000. Home health care services can cost upwards of $50,000 per year. It can cover a broad range of long-term care services, including nursing home care and home health care Reverse Mortgages and Home Equity If you own your home, a reverse mortgage can provide funds for long This type of loan allows you to convert part of your home's equity into cash.
- Your Parent is Hospitalized: Medicaid and Elder Care Planning to Do Now
Medicare: The First 100 Days Medicare will cover up to 100 days in a long-term care facility if you parent comes If your parent has long-term care insurance, check to ensure that it covers assisted living or home health medical and statutory durable powers of attorneys, and other estate planning documents to help take some It is never too late to come up with an estate plan and make your end-of-life wishes known to your family
- Long-Term Care Insurance and Alternatives | Houston Elder Law Attorneys
, you might need someone besides yourself to start helping with household and personal tasks and/or home on your loved one’s emotional well-being, rather than being stressed about where money is going to come
- Americans Disabilities Act (ADA) Requires Emergency Preparedness Programs to Be Accessible to Those
Sheltering In some emergencies, an individual with disabilities may be required to leave their home and staff on providing accessible communication tactics to those with hearing and vision problems Returning Home After an Emergency Following an emergency, when an individual with disabilities can leave their home , they may face certain setbacks, or find that their home was damaged and therefore no longer accessible portable trailers available for those with disabilities if they are not able to immediately return home
- 5 Estate Planning Myths
should cover is key to creating a plan that is right for you that will work properly when the time comes The following are some common myths that people have about estate planning: Estate Planning Myth 1: “ Should your child turn 18 and leave home to attend college, you do not automatically have the right to plan should be designed to avoid probate, save on estate taxes, protect assets from future nursing homes taking a large risk that may disinherit your children and can affect your family for generations to come
- 6 Estate Planning Strategies Following COVID-19
included, living through the coronavirus pandemic has left us weary yet ready to tackle any challenge that comes Don’t Try to Do It Alone We have all been told to stay at home to prevent the spread of the virus. The message has been loud and clear that we should work from home if possible, only reach out in absolute it will never come to that. 6. Some people have even managed to save money as a result of the pandemic, as their commute to work may
- Advance Directive Mistakes to Avoid
If you or a loved one are expecting a lengthy stay in the hospital or in a nursing home and need help Some people opt to list two individuals as their primary agents. This grants them equal decision-making rights when it comes to your healthcare. Arguments about what decision is right can cause stress between the agents, and if they can not come
- Don’t Use Your Will for Business Succession
might have been substantially reduced or eliminated with good estate planning by parents who want to transfer to address transfer tax consequences. These transfers can be structured so that the owners will keep control during their lifetime. That way you can decide the most effective way to transfer your business without incurring unnecessary transfer taxes.
- Starting the Long-Term Care Planning Process
It is important to some people that they remain at home throughout the end of their life, while others want to be moved to an assisted living home because they do not want to be a burden on their family. Included in these options are long-term care insurance, nursing home Medicaid planning, asset protection long-term care insurance, as our experience has shown that provides people with the ability to stay at home While the government can pay for long-term care in some circumstances, under Texas law to qualify for
- What Is Asset Protection? Who Am I Protecting My Assets From?
For the most part, we consider a person’s needs to determine the best angle or solution when it comes typically seek to protect money from expenses that can deplete funds such as arrangements in a nursing home When filing for bankruptcy, in some cases it can be better to file in Texas in order to use the Texas In Texas, it is a privilege that a lot of assets are automatically protected, such as your homestead,