Month: April 2019

Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

Using a Donor-Advised Fund May Be a Way to Get a Charitable Tax Break Under the New Tax Law

Donor-advised funds are a growing trend in giving that may get more popular due to the new tax law. These funds allow you to donate money, receive a charitable tax deduction, and continue to grow the money until you are ready to distribute it to a charity or charities of your choice. A donor-advised fund is […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

Medicare Beneficiaries Need to Know the Difference Between a Wellness Visit and a Physical

Medicare covers preventative care services, including an annual wellness visit. But confusing a wellness visit with a physical could be very costly. As part of the Affordable Care Act, Medicare beneficiaries receive a free annual wellness visit. At this visit, your doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant will generally do the following: Ask you to […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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