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Do-It Yourself and Free Estate Planning Forms…Proceed with Caution

Do-It Yourself and Free Estate Planning Forms…Proceed with Caution

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A quick search of the internet reveals no shortage of Free Power of Attorney Forms, Free Will Forms, and other fill in the blank estate planning documents.  With the rampant growth and availability of the do-it yourself (DIY) legal market, it is worth taking a moment to evaluate what is in the consumers’ best interest…. Continue Reading

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Personal Service Contract

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Personal Service Contract

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You may be doing research for yourself or a loved one on Medicaid Planning in Florida. You may have heard about a Personal Services Contract and would like to know more. A Personal Service Contract is an agreement that Florida Medicaid allows in order for a child to provide services of a personal nature to a parent in an nursing… Continue Reading

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Acceptable Transfers of Assets and Income

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Acceptable Transfers of Assets and Income

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Researching Medicaid can not only be intensive and time consuming, but also confusing! Florida Medicaid policies and procedures are ever changing, and Medicaid can be very complex, specifically when a Medicaid applicant has various types of assets. For this reason, potential Medicaid applicants often receive harmful information from unlicensed sources on how to transfer assets or income… Continue Reading

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Institutional Care Program (ICP)

What’s What in Medicaid Planning: Institutional Care Program (ICP)

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So you’re researching Medicaid and Medicaid planning in Florida. Whatever your reasons may be, the process of applying for Medicaid can be stressful based on the uncertainty and the lack of knowledge, let alone the emotional aspect of going into or placing a loved one into a nursing facility. One of the most popularly searched terms you… Continue Reading

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