Digital assets include valuable items such as “Bitcoin,” but more commonly your digital assets are other more sentimental items such as your digital photography, audio or visual content, presentations, spreadsheets, word documents and e-mails, just to name a few. The value of such an […]
As an attorney that helps people with elder care questions, I often get asked where to turn for help. New Hampshire has many resources out there to help seniors. I put together this blog as a resource for our clients and those looking for a little more direction. I hope it provides helpful resources for seniors needing elder care. We know you have a lot on your plate so feel […]
There are a wide variety of legal documents that are referred to as a “Trust,” so in order to determine how a Trust works you must first define what type of Trust you are looking at. In this Blog, a Trust refers to a Living Trust also known as a Revocable Trust, Intervivos Trust or a Revocable Living Trust. […]
It is the time of year for holiday cheer and seeing relatives that you may not otherwise get to visit with on a regular basis. While you may be sitting by the fire unwrapping presents, this may also be a good time to step back […]
You have probably heard the terms “Medicaid” and “Medicare” many times, but do you know the main differences between the two programs? If not, below is a very general description of Medicaid verses Medicare.
Medicaid is an assistance program through the federal government […]
When most people hear the term “Power of Attorney” they usually think of a General Durable Power of Attorney which is used to take care of financial issues. Some people refer to this Power of Attorney as the “business power” because […]
So you’ve just scheduled an appointment to meet with an attorney at Morneau Law to go over your Estate Plan. You may be wondering what you need to do to prepare, and if there is anything you will need to bring with your to your appointment. In some instances, there are certain documents you may bring that will […]
You’ve made the call and have an appointment to meet with an Attorney. Now what? What should you bring to a Medicaid appointment?
Whether you’re there on behalf of yourself or another, there are a few basic things that you can bring with you to help your Attorney determine whether or not the applicant may qualify for Medicaid. […]
“When is the best time to plan for Medicaid?” I get that question a lot. People want to know how they can Medicaid plan to help protect their assets. However, I find a more helpful start to the conversation is an explanation of what Medicaid is.
