I had a client come into my Oakland County elder law office after getting charged over $6,000 by a prominent Macomb County elder law attorney, and frankly I was taken a back. I was not shocked by the fees, no, I was shocked at how what this elder law charged her for made absolutely no…
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Well, it looks like another elder law attorney colleage of mine has run into yet another instance of these “associations” who allegedly help veterans apply for VA benefits, only to sell them an annuity that causes all sorts of problems (other than for the annuity salesman). This time the outfit is called Veteran’s Financial, Inc….
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Parkinson’s Disease and Michigan Nursing Home Asset Protection
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Michigan elder law answers
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Written on
February 7, 2011 by
Christopher J. Berry in
Asset Protection,
Estate Planning,
Geriatric Care Management,
Home Care,
Life Care Planning,
Long-term Care,
Medicaid,
Michigan Elder Law,
Nursing Home,
Veteran's Benefits,
Veterans Affairs
It’s really never to early to seek legal help from a qualified elder law or VA accredited attorney, but its often too late.
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Should you pursue the Veterans Aid & Attendance Veterans Benefit, the Michigan Medicaid program or both? This is a conversation that we have with our clients on a daily basis. We, as Oakland County elder lawyers, explain that quite often we’ll be working with both governmental programs and making sure that what we do for the Veterans…
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As a Michigan elder law attorney, member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and as a VA Accredited attorney, I have come to realize that most people have the same basic misconceptions and misunderstandings of Michigan Medicaid benefits, qualification and planning. I have produced a list below that highlights the most common mistakes…
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