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Our Sangamon County elder law attorneys offer experienced, affordable and comprehensive senior planning. We will prepare your financial matters to ensure you and your family's needs are met. We will give you peace of mind and ensure your plan are met while giving your matters the attention and care they deserve.
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In this video, Sangamon County elder law attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses medicaid eligibility requirements and the look-back period in Sangamon County.
For low income individuals, Medicaid is a health insurance program that mot only covers the elderly, but children as well. For the elderly to be eligible for assisted living, nursing, or in-home care, thy must have limited assets and income. In this article, our Sangamon County senior planning attorneys explain the Medicaid eligibility and requirements and the Medicaid look-back period.
In this video, Sangamon County elder law attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses medicaid eligibility requirements and the look-back period in Sangamon County.
If a person becomes mentally incompetent through disease, injury or old age, their immediate family can't simply take over the management of their major life decisions or financial affairs. In this article, our Sangamon County elder law attorneys explain how Powers of Attorney can help avoid the costly and time consuming process of guardianship proceedings by directly stipulating who will handle the affairs in case of incapacity or disability.
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