Securing Your Future
Typically, government Medicaid employees do not suggest ways that help applicants to preserve their financial resources. Many times, applicants are ill-advised to spend down their assets. Government workers either can't or aren't qualified to give you the proper information on how to become eligible to receive Medicaid benefits.
- Contact The Littlefield Law Group to show you how to:
- Become eligible for Medicaid sooner;
- Keep most of your assets;
- Rest easy knowing you won't run out of money;
- Avoid being a burden to your family;
- Leave a nest-egg to your children.
Our Cost-Effective Medicaid Planning Services include:
1. Free in-person consultation.
2. Overview of your options, allowing you to decide which one is best for you.
3. Consultation with a certified advisor to help restructure your assets.
4. Medicaid application completion, submission and follow through.
5. Unlimited access to our Littlefield Law Group advisors.
We understand the fear and panic that you can feel when your loved one is faced with the possibility of high cost nursing home care. At the Littlefield Law Group, P.A., we can help protect your assets and qualify for government programs.
Our law firm focuses on Medicaid Planning and Estate Planning techniques to assist you in qualifying for Medicaid benefits before you needlessly spend your life savings to pay for nursing care. We will customize a plan for your family using strategies that will preserve as much as your assets as is legally possible and qualify your loved one for Medicaid. Bear in mind that typical nursing home care runs about $6,500.00 a month.
Probate
In addition to the estate planning, we also assist clients with Probate and Estate Administration. Probate is the legal process by which persons' debts are paid and assets are distributed upon his or her death. Estate Administration includes the probate process as well as non-probate court how to distribute the deceased's estate. State laws and procedures vary greatly, so it is important to consult a firm with expertise in this area of the law to ensure that the deceased's assets are distributed correctly.
