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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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Living Wills The term most people are familiar with when it comes to advance health care directives is a “living will.” A living will is your opportunity to set forth the course of treatment you want for yourself if you become terminally ill or in a permanently unconscious state. If you do not have those instructions laid out, your care will be decided upon by your medical power of attorney or medical surrogate. Make a plan to stay in control of your end-of-life wishes. Whether you are a proactive planner or facing crisis planning, there are tools you can use to protect assets from the high cost of nursing home care. These tools include Medicaid compliant annuities, long-term care insurance, hybrid long-term care insurance, irrevocable burial and funeral trusts, whole life insurance and others. No matter your situation, we can help you find a solution to achieve relief from the high cost of a nursing home and preserve your assets. For more information about living wills for seniors in Charleston, call us today. |
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