Estate Planning & Elder Law Podcast
Listen to conversations on estate planning, elder law, Medicaid planning, probate, Veterans benefits, and long-term care. Our goal is to help Alabama families make informed decisions and protect what matters most.
Why You Need to Review Your Estate Plan If You Are Retiring in 2026
In this episode, you will learn what to review in your estate plan before you retire, helping you secure peace of mind for you and your family.
Myths and Misconceptions About Probate in Alabama
This episode will guide you through nuances of probate and help you understand the importance of proper estate planning.
Nursing Home Medicaid Preplanning Versus Crisis Planning
In this episode, attorney Bill Miller discusses the probate process in Alabama, focusing on whether a will must be probated.
Does a Will Have to be Probated in Alabama
In this episode, attorney Bill Miller discusses the probate process in Alabama, focusing on whether a will must be probated.
The 5 Most Common Excuses People Make for Not Needing an Estate Plan and Why They are Wrong
In this episode, Bill Miller discusses the top five reasons people believe they don’t need an estate plan and explains why these beliefs are misguided.
How to Prepare for Your Initial Estate Planning Consultation
In this episode, Bill Miller discusses the essential steps to prepare for an estate planning consultation.
Your Estate Planning Options: What Is Best for You?
In this episode of the Miller Estate & Elder Law Podcast, we’re going to untangle the real options you have when it comes to protecting your family, your assets, and your legacy.
The Nursing Home Medicaid Application Process in Alabama
In this podcast episode, Bill Miller discusses the complexities of applying for nursing home Medicaid in Alabama.
Why Everyone Needs an Estate Plan
In this episode, Bill Miller discusses the critical importance of estate planning, sharing real-life stories that illustrate the consequences of not having a plan in place.
How to Transfer Stuff to Your Heirs When You Die
In this podcast episode, attorney Bill Miller discusses the critical aspects of estate planning and elder law, focusing on the various methods of transferring assets to heirs upon death.
About the Attorney
Bill Miller is the founder of Miller Estate & Elder Law and focuses his practice on estate planning, elder law, Medicaid planning, Veterans benefits, and long-term care planning. A Calhoun County native, Bill is a VA-accredited attorney, a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA), and a past president of the Calhoun County Bar Association. He is passionate about helping Alabama families protect their loved ones, their assets, and their legacy.
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Start Planning for Your Family’s Future Today
Without a clear estate plan, your family could face unnecessary stress, legal complications, and financial risk. We can help you create a plan that protects your loved ones and your legacy.
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818 Leighton Ave.
Anniston, AL 36207
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Birmingham, AL 35243
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