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Discover how to qualify for Medicaid legally and honestly and get help with your long-term care costs.

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» The elder-care crossroad: How do you know when you’ve reached it?
05/24/13 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
Mary Jacobs – special contributor Dallas Morning News May 13, 2013 Having worked as a hospice nurse, Angela Thomas of University Park felt confident she could handle caring for her husband’s elderly Aunt Grace Bickford in their home...

» What’s in a name?
05/20/13 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
Some people have asked, “Why is your firm called The Elderlaw Firm?” Usually law firms are named after the founding partners. But I had a different idea. As many of you know I’ve been an Elder Care Lawyer for many years, even before most p..

» Cutting Through the Fog: Communicating with a Loved One with Alzheimer’s
05/15/13 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
Communicating with a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be like trying to have a conversation with someone speaking another language: you both want to talk, but there’s this barrier preventing real understanding. Don’t give up! Good communicat..

» Elder Care Law vs. Estate Planning: what’s the difference?
05/03/13 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
When new clients come to see us, their focus often is on wills and trusts. They say something like, “I want to make sure my assets pass to my heirs with as little as possible in taxes and other expenses.” That’s typical traditional Estate ..

» Caregiving – don’t go it alone!
04/26/13 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
Many Boomers find themselves providing care for a parent or grandparent, often while still working. Add those responsibilities to the time you want to spend with family, including your spouse, your children and grandchildren, and it all ge..

» New Medicaid Gifting Rules Now in Effect in North Carolina
08/30/09 from Greensboro, North Carolina Elder Law and Medicaid Blog
In past issues of ElderLaw Today we have been explaining the Medicaid changes under the new Deficit Reduction Act of 2005. We also explained we were waiting for the State to begin enforcing these new rules. On November 1, 2007, North Carol..

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