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Your Child Turning 18 is a Big Deal, Here’s Why

Your Child Turning 18 is a Big Deal, Here’s Why

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Jul 10, 2024 | Blog, Estate Planning

Turning 18 is a meaningful milestone—not just for teenagers, but for their parents, too. It marks the transition into legal adulthood, which brings with it a whole new set of rights and responsibilities. Your child can now gamble, get married, and even buy a...
Talking to Your Children About Inheritance

Talking to Your Children About Inheritance

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Jun 12, 2024 | Blog, Estate Planning

As we journey through life, we accumulate not only material possessions but also wisdom and experiences that shape our legacy. However, as we age, so do our children. We have taught them many valuable life lessons, including financial independence. Now, it is time for...
The Medicaid Look-Back Period, Explained

The Medicaid Look-Back Period, Explained

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | May 2, 2024 | Blog, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning, Medicaid Qualification

Life is full of surprises and, unfortunately, not all of them are pleasant. Health emergencies are among the most jarring and life-altering things that can happen to you and your family. An unexpected medical event can change just about every aspect of your life, from...
My Mom Has Dementia… Can She Sign Legal Documents?

My Mom Has Dementia… Can She Sign Legal Documents?

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Apr 3, 2024 | Blog, Elder Care Planning, Estate Planning

Dealing with a loved one’s dementia can be an extremely tough situation. First of all, seeing a parent suffer from memory loss is often a heart-wrenching, emotional experience. But on top of all that, there are numerous legal questions that need to be addressed....
Ensuring Your Estate Plan Reflects Nursing Home Care for Your Spouse

Ensuring Your Estate Plan Reflects Nursing Home Care for Your Spouse

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Mar 15, 2024 | Blog, Elder Care Planning, Estate Planning

As life unfolds, circumstances change, and one such significant change can be the transition of a spouse into a nursing home. While this shift undoubtedly brings about emotional and logistical challenges, it’s also a critical moment to reassess and update your...
Strategies for Asset Protection When Your Spouse Requires Nursing Home Care

Strategies for Asset Protection When Your Spouse Requires Nursing Home Care

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Mar 4, 2024 | Asset Protection, Blog, Elder Care Planning, Estate Planning

When a loved one, especially a spouse, needs to transition to a nursing home, it can be emotionally challenging. Alongside concerns for their well-being, there’s often the pressing issue of safeguarding your joint assets. Nursing home costs can quickly deplete...
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