Our attorneys have been helping seniors with estate planning and asset protection in New York for almost 20 years, and they share this wealth of experience in these helpful blog posts. Get tips for smart estate planning, paying for a nursing home, and caring for aging and disabled loved ones here.
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Medicaid Lookback Period Has Been Pushed to January 2022 New Yorkers who are thinking about applying for Medicaid home care benefits could be subject to a lookback period between 15 and 30 months. -
Ask Your Elder Law Attorney About Asset Protection Our New York elder law attorneys explain what asset protection is, as well as the methods that can be used to preserve your holdings for your heirs. -
Changes to the Look-Back Period in 2021 Could Affect Medicaid Eligibility New York State has imposed a new Medicaid look-back period on home healthcare services. Our elder law attorneys explain how this new law could affect you. -
How to Choose the Right Attorney for Your Elder Law Planning If you are looking for an elder law attorney in New York, make sure your chosen law firm can address your specific needs during life care and estate planning. -
What You Should Know About Working With an Elder Law Attorney Before You Hire One If you are looking for a New York elder law attorney, you should ask specific questions to determine whether the lawyer is right for you. -
Putting Yourself First as You Begin Life Care Planning Our New York elder law attorneys explain how to create a life care plan that can be invaluable for you and your family members in the event of incapacitation. -
Situations That Might Require the Help of an Elder Law Attorney You don’t have to wait until someone you love is ill or incapacitated before speaking with an elder law attorney. Find out more about how we can help today. -
Look Ahead at Medicaid’s Look-Back Period If you're interested in establishing a Medicaid trust to protect your assets from a nursing home, you need to understand what the look-back period is all about.