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Ins & Outs of Senior RelocationWhen it's time to down-size into a smaller house, retirement community or an assisted living facility... |
Estate Planning for SeniorsThe most basic estate planning begins with a will. Wills in West Virginia can take several forms... |
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Good Grief Law is dedicated to helping you optimize your quality of life and bring peace of mind in your senior years. Our team can help coordinate probate settlements, long term care, asset protection and other legal issues. One of the biggest concerns seniors have is losing their independence. Unfortunately, one of the quickest ways to lose that independence is to run out of money because of poor financial planning, exorbitant healthcare bills or leaving decisions about your medical treatment or finances to untrustworthy individuals. Many people save hard earned money their whole lives in order to enjoy retirement years and/or to leave a legacy for their children and grandchildren. One lengthy stay in a care facility could wipe out the family savings. As senior advocates in Charleston, we can prepare an individualized care protection and asset preservation plan to safeguard your hard-earned dollars, preserving financial security for you, your partner and/or your legacy. Good Grief Law is a holistic law practice. We start with a comprehensive meeting to assess your life factors, financial situation and planning goals. Our packages include as many or as few of the following services that you desire or need:
We will happily coordinate with your insurance agents, financial planners, real estate agents and accountants to help you reach your desired goals. Rest assured, no matter your circumstances, there are options for you! Call us today to speak with a senior planning advocate in Charleston. Plan Now to Finish Strong! |
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The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established. |
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