Estate planning: Help me retain control of my property for as long as I remain healthy. I want to protect my family and my assets if I need long-term care

We have found that, to most people, estate planning can be defined as follows:

• I want to control my property while I am alive and well.
• I want to provide for my loved ones and myself if I become disabled.
• When I die, I want to give what I have to whom I want, when I want, the way that I want.
• And I’d like to do all that knowing what it’s going to cost me now and later

This is what we do for every family that we serve. Estate planning is not just about what happens to your assets after you pass away; effective estate planning looks at all the issues, from death and disability to Medicaid and nursing home care. Law ElderLaw will provide you with comprehensive options for assuring the financial security of your loved ones through:

• Proper asset ownership—protecting your assets through the use of trusts and other legal instruments.
• Control of process—creating a legal guidebook that permits you to communicate to your family how to carry out your wishes and to promote your most cherished values, even when you are no longer able, and without unnecessary legal process or the courts.

If you would like to know more about our estate planning options, contact us today for a free confidential counseling appointment.