Month: July 2020

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

Top Five Principles to Know When Managing a Medicaid Recipient’s Countable Assets

Did I just screw up my loved ones Medicaid eligibility?  It may not be as bad as you think.  Once an individual is approved for Medicaid, he or she will only be able to have $2,000 or less in countable assets in his or her name at the beginning of each month.  (A Medicaid recipient […]

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

WEBINAR-Leaving a Legacy, Beyond the Inheritance

WEBINAR-Leaving a Living Legacy, Beyond the Inheritance.  To most people, the term “legacy” evokes thoughts of money and property. While these assets can be a component of your legacy, they are typically much less important than the intangible legacies we leave. Unlike money and property, intangible legacies – your belief system, milestones, stories, and skills- […]

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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