Should You Hire an Attorney for a Medicaid Application?
Applying for Medicaid can be a complex process, especially for someone who is not familiar with the program. There are many factors that can disqualify…
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Why You Need An Elder Law Attorney
Elder law has evolved into an ever-changing landscape of laws and disciplines which continually evolve. At Slutsky Elder Law we guide seniors and their families through the…
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How Your Legal Needs Change as You Age
There are many reasons why a person might hire an attorney. Some need legal advice about business matters; others may need representation in court. In…
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How to Protect Your Assets from the Devastating Costs of Long Term Care
It may not be pleasant to think about, but it’s important to consider that you or a loved one may need some type of skilled…
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Legal Documents Everyone Over 65 Should Have
Legal Documents Everyone Over 65 Should Have As you get older, it’s important to ensure your interests and the interests of your loved ones will…
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Estate Planning & Knowing When to Create an Estate Plan
People sometimes think estate planning is only for the older generation. But it’s really something to consider at all ages. In fact, there’s more than…
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Contentious Guardianships – Elder Law Attorneys Will Provide the Answers!
Elder law attorneys are fully aware that singer Britney Spears was in the news again recently. But not because she released a new song or…
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Will Recent Legislation Improve Access to Medicare?
Most Medicare recipients would like to receive all available benefits, but it can be difficult to understand eligibility. In fact, Medicare Part A coverage has…
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Key Takeaways from a New Aid-in-Dying Law
New Mexico recently enacted an aid-in-dying law with repercussions for your estate planning needs. By doing so, they joined the ranks of nine other states…
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Inherited IRAs: Why Did IRS Guidance Create Such Confusion?
The SECURE Act was intended to increase accessibility to tax-advantaged accounts and help older adults avoid outliving their assets. One change brought about by the…
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Should Lawyers Keep Their Clients’ Original Documents?
Sometimes only the original of something will do. For instance, you usually need original estate planning documents to probate a Will or use a power…
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Medicaid Planning Can Protect Your Assets – and Your Spouse
Many people expect Medicaid to pay for some or all of their future long-term care costs. But Medicaid eligibility is complicated. Using the wrong strategies…
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