Raymond N. Beebe, Esq. is an elder law attorney and Certified Public Accountant with offices located in Linwood, New Jersey. For twenty-five years Mr. Beebe has specialized in estate planning and legal planning for the elderly. Mr. Beebe received his law degree from Temple University School of Law, his undergraduate degree from Drexel University, and has served as an adjunct professor of taxation at Stockton State College in Pomona, New Jersey.
Mr. Beebe is a member of the following organizations: American Bar Association, Atlantic County Bar Association, New Jersey State Bar Association, National Academy of Elder law Attorneys and American Association of Attorney-CPAs. We can answer questions about long term care and help you plan for the future while protecting your assets. Do you or your spouse have a Health Care Declaration (Living Will) that accurately reflects your wishes for care during a medical crisis?
Do you or your spouse have a Will that effectively provides for your family while minimizing exposure to state and federal estate taxes?
Mr. Beebe is a member of the following organizations: American Bar Association, Atlantic County Bar Association, New Jersey State Bar Association, National Academy of Elder law Attorneys and American Association of Attorney-CPAs. We can answer questions about long term care and help you plan for the future while protecting your assets. Do you or your spouse have a Health Care Declaration (Living Will) that accurately reflects your wishes for care during a medical crisis?
Do you or your spouse have a Will that effectively provides for your family while minimizing exposure to state and federal estate taxes?
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The Law Office of Raymond N. Beebe has the answers you need to make a more sound decision in protecting you and your family's future.
What legal options are there to protect your assets from the costs of long term care?
There are numerous planning options available such as long term care insurance, irrevocable trusts, testamentary trusts, outright transfers to children and caregiver contracts.
Typically, in order to do Medicaid planning a combination of these tools is used.
2. If my spouse needs long term care, can I keep my one-half (1/2) of the assets?
What legal options are there to protect your assets from the costs of long term care?
There are numerous planning options available such as long term care insurance, irrevocable trusts, testamentary trusts, outright transfers to children and caregiver contracts.
Typically, in order to do Medicaid planning a combination of these tools is used.
2. If my spouse needs long term care, can I keep my one-half (1/2) of the assets?
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