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How Your Marriage May Change When Your Spouse Has Alzheimer’s

How Your Marriage May Change When Your Spouse Has Alzheimer’s

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Jul 25, 2024 | Blog, Elder Care Planning, Estate Planning

Receiving the news that your spouse has Alzheimer’s disease marks the beginning of a challenging journey filled with intense emotional and significant life adjustments. As you navigate this new reality, you may face unfamiliar roles and responsibilities, from...
The Importance of Long-Term Care Planning

The Importance of Long-Term Care Planning

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Apr 23, 2024 | Podcast

Key Takeaways | The Importance of Long-Term Care Planning Long-term care costs are the number one threat to your home and life savings. It is important to protect your spouse and family from the financial burden of long-term care. Avoid making mistakes in long-term...
How to Care for Someone with Dementia: Guardianship/Conservatorship for Parents

How to Care for Someone with Dementia: Guardianship/Conservatorship for Parents

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Feb 3, 2022 | Long-Term Care, Medicaid, Medicaid Planning, Medicaid Qualification

As our parents and loved ones grow older, they become the target of scammers and con artists across the globe. This is especially scary if your parents have developed dementia, Alzheimer’s, or another form of mental incapacitation. Knowing how to care for someone with...
Ensuring Medicaid Eligibility Before Long-Term Nursing Care is Needed

Ensuring Medicaid Eligibility Before Long-Term Nursing Care is Needed

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Feb 3, 2022 | Long-Term Care, Medicaid, Medicaid Planning, Medicaid Qualification

If your spouse needs nursing home care, we hope that you’ve prepared by taking out a long-term care insurance policy or ensuring Medicaid eligibility well in advance of needing it. The question of how to pay for long-term care is generally the first issue that arises...
Four Common Misconceptions About Long-Term Care Planning

Four Common Misconceptions About Long-Term Care Planning

by Miller Estate & Elder Law | Apr 22, 2021 | Blog, Elder Law, Long-Term Care

With the US population aging, life expectancy increasing, and events like the Covid-19 pandemic showing us that no one’s health is secure, new awareness has arrived concerning the need for a long-term care plan. This is great news and yet with increased awareness...
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