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FAQ: What happens when two spouses both enter the nursing home?

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 3 months ago: When both spouses of a married couple need nursing home care, the most immediate result is a catast … more →

Tags: Michigan Elder Law, nursing home costs, Medicaid, "long term care", nursing home, medicaid penalty, Medicaid Planning, Michigan Estate Planning, transition to nursing home

FAQ: What does it mean for an annuity to be "Medicaid friendly"?

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 5 months ago: It is very common to hear annuities described as “Medicaid friendly.” Most people hearin … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Medicaid, Annuities, Michigan Elder Law, Asset Protection, Medicaid, "long term care", nursing home, Elder Law

CMS publishes new nursing home rating system

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 6 months ago: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has published their long-anticipated 5 star rat … more →

Tags: nursing home, Medicare, Medicaid, Asset Protection, Estate Planning, nursing home costs, "long term care", Elder Law, Divestment

FAQ: What is the community spouse resource allowance?1 comment

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 8 months ago: Medicaid qualification is full of its own jargon that can make the process a mystery to almost anyon … more →

Tags: Nursing Home Crisis Planning, Medicaid Qualification, Michigan Elder Law, faq, Estate Planning, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, FAQ: Medicaid Qualification, Long term care medicaid

FAQ: I have been turned down for Veterans' Benefits. What now?

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 11 months ago: Question: I approached my local Veterans’ Administration office for information about the Aid … more →

Tags: Assisted Living, Estate Planning, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, Asset Protection, Financing Assisted Living Costs, disability planning, veterans benefits, faq, Annuity

New changes to Medicaid eligibility rules

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 11 months ago: The Michigan Department of Human Services has enacted several changes to the Medicaid eligibility ru … more →

Tags: nursing home, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, Asset Protection, Transition to Nursing Home / Medicaid, Medicaid, technical, medicaid penalty, Divestment, Deficit Reduction Act

Medicaid Pre-Planning: How Is It Possible?

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: There are two apparently contradictory themes running throughout this blog and indeed the field of e … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Medicaid, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, Pre Planning, Medicaid, "long term care", nursing home

Revoking an Irrevocable Trust

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: There are a variety of reasons why one may wish to rescind an irrevocable trust, even if only in par … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, Asset Protection, Medicaid, "long term care", nursing home, Medicaid Penalty Period, medicaid look back period

Increasing the Community Spouse Resource Allowance

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: When one spouse requires long-term care in Michigan, the Department of Human Services will do an as … more →

Tags: Your Home, Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Estate Recovery, Medicaid, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, Medicaid Qualification, Pre-Planning for Medicaid Qualification, transition to nursing home

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Smacks Down Medicaid Agency2 comments

lawman83 wrote 1 year ago: Yours Truly scored a victory for community spouses of Pennsylvania nursing home patients on Tuesday, … more →

Tags: Elder Law, Estate Planning, Medicaid, "long term care", Annuities, nursing home, Long-Term Care Insurance, Annuity, Policy

Understanding Medicaid Planning

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: Sue Schiebel has written an excellent article on Medicaid Planning. While her article concerns MassH … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, Asset Protection, Transition to Nursing Home / Medicaid, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, disability planning, Nursing Home Crisis Planning, Medicaid Qualification, "long term care"

Learning to Juggle with Your Property2 comments

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: Many of my clients are uneasy about placing their assets into a trust as part of an asset protection … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, Asset Protection, Financing Assisted Living Costs, Medicaid, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, disability planning, Medicaid Qualification, "long term care"

Problems with Small Insurance Policies

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, I learned of a case where a small insurance policy caused an extended period of ineligibi … more →

Tags: nursing home, Estate Planning, Financing A Nursing Home Stay, Transition to Nursing Home / Medicaid, Medicaid, disability planning, Medicaid Qualification, Law, Life Insurance

Estate Recovery

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: You have perhaps heard that Michigan passed a form of estate recovery in September of 2007, becoming … more →

Tags: Estate Recovery, Annuities, Estate Planning, Elder Law, Annuities, Law, estate recovery, Deficit Reduction Act, Legal

Free Durable Power of Attorney: Further Thoughts

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: Mr. David Goldman has raised some interesting points regarding the free durable power of attorney po … more →

Tags: Estate Planning, Asset Protection, disability planning, Probate Court, Durable Power of Attorney, Legal, free durable power of attorney

Medicaid Application for Long Term Care Assistance

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: The process is of applying for Medicaid long term care assistance can be somewhat difficult. The do … more →

Tags: Asset Protection, Transition to Nursing Home / Medicaid, Medicaid, disability planning, Medicaid Qualification, Michigan Seniors, Medicaid, "long term care", nursing home

The Basics of Medicaid Qualification3 comments

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: It is important to understand the basic rules of qualifying for Medicaid Long Term Care Assistance i … more →

Tags: Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, Nursing Home Crisis Planning, Michigan Seniors, Estate Planning, "long term care", nursing home, 2008, Legal, Michigan Estate Planning

Free Durable Power of Attorney5 comments

Jerrold Bartholomew wrote 1 year ago: The durable power of attorney is an extremely valuable estate plan document. It allows one person to … more →

Tags: Transition to Nursing Home / Medicaid, Pre-Planning for Long Term Care, disability planning, Probate Court, Estate Planning, Medicaid, Durable Power of Attorney, accelerated medicaid qualification, Legal


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