There are several different care options available for adults with special needs. These options range for those with special needs who are able to be more independent to those who need advanced medical care.
BLOG
Medi-Cal is Important: Plan for When Your Ill Spouse Leaves Home
Much as you want to and hard as you try, you just can’t take care of your ill spouse at home anymore. At this emotionally difficult time, the last thing you need is the stress of not knowing where to find the money to pay for the steep costs of institutional care.
Common Medi-Cal Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Due to an increase in the aging population, more Americans are finding themselves or their loved ones in need of nursing home care. Often, nursing home care is absolutely necessary, but this doesn’t make it any less expensive, and many find themselves depleting their life savings paying for the care they need.
Medicare, Medi-Cal, and Out of Pocket Costs Associated with Alzheimer's Disease
The Alzheimer's Association has published its 2020 report entitled Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures.
A Law in California Addresses Fatal Nursing Home Cases of COVID-19
A California law was enacted in late September 2020 in response to the concerns that state health agencies were too slow to respond to coronavirus outbreaks in skilled nursing facilities because of a lack of timely information elevated to these agencies
Five Crucial Things to Include in an Estate Plan
Having an estate plan is necessary if you or your senior loved one wishes to have a say in what happens in the end of life and with assets after death.
The Biden Tax Reform and Households with Higher Incomes
As Americans anticipates the Biden Harris Administration, noting the President-elect's tax plan is crucial for higher-income households to understand and likely make adjustments to their financial and legacy planning.
What is the Difference between Estate Planning and Elder Law?
You may be wondering what the difference between Elder Law and Estate Planning is. The short answer: Both share similar concerns. The longer answer? The differences make all the difference.
Seven Bad Excuses to Keep Putting off Estate Planning
The documents we create for you might be “just pieces of paper,” but they are worth a great deal more than that.
The Value of a Letter of Intent for Your Special Needs Child
Writing a letter of intent (LOI) for your special needs child can help bring them family continuity and comfort after you are gone.