Here you will learn from Florida board-certified elder law attorney Walt Shurden smart actions to take to protect your loved ones and their investments from the costs of long-term care. So please, BEFORE you file your own application for Medicaid or accept a referral from a facility to speak with a planner about your case, read this free information and download our free E-Book outlining the strategies you can use.
We will also help you understand the Florida Medicaid and VA pension qualification industry. We will teach you how to become eligible for these benefits without being misled into buying a completely unnecessary commissioned annuity with a Medicaid lien attached. We'll explain why it is a bad idea to get your advice from the wrong person and why you must think for yourself during this process.
Attorney Walt Shurden has worked through well over a thousand long-term care situations for his clients. Aging involves financial problems related to paying for the help of others to help overcome a disability.
We will also help you understand the Florida Medicaid and VA pension qualification industry. We will teach you how to become eligible for these benefits without being misled into buying a completely unnecessary commissioned annuity with a Medicaid lien attached. We'll explain why it is a bad idea to get your advice from the wrong person and why you must think for yourself during this process.
Attorney Walt Shurden has worked through well over a thousand long-term care situations for his clients. Aging involves financial problems related to paying for the help of others to help overcome a disability.
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For over a decade Walt Shurden Elder Law has thrived.
We've done it by pushing hard towards our clients immediate goals while at the same time considering what may come later.
We are experienced and focused on the issues that arise when Floridians enter the later years of their lives.
We have become the trusted source for expert legal advice that families need for their financial security and to protect their wealth for future generations.
We provide help to families of older or disabled Floridians.
We've done it by pushing hard towards our clients immediate goals while at the same time considering what may come later.
We are experienced and focused on the issues that arise when Floridians enter the later years of their lives.
We have become the trusted source for expert legal advice that families need for their financial security and to protect their wealth for future generations.
We provide help to families of older or disabled Floridians.
Seniors face a wide range of problems as they age.
When their twilight years may bring ailing health or disability, many elderly Florida residents are unprepared for the financial pitfalls that lie ahead of them, leaving them unable to pay for services at a time when they need them most.
Find out how planning for your future can help prevent a wealth of problems later in life.
Seniors are often unwilling to start their estate planning until the unthinkable happens-and by that time, many opportunities will have been lost.
When their twilight years may bring ailing health or disability, many elderly Florida residents are unprepared for the financial pitfalls that lie ahead of them, leaving them unable to pay for services at a time when they need them most.
Find out how planning for your future can help prevent a wealth of problems later in life.
Seniors are often unwilling to start their estate planning until the unthinkable happens-and by that time, many opportunities will have been lost.
Your retirement is just around the corner, and you're looking forward to spending your days with your spouse and relaxing at home.
You have a will on file and you have designated a family member to be in charge of your affairs, so as far as you're concerned, your estate plans are nearly wrapped up.
While early retirement planning can go a long way toward providing for your family, the creation of a will is simply not enough to protect your loved ones from suffering financial hardship after you're gone.
You have a will on file and you have designated a family member to be in charge of your affairs, so as far as you're concerned, your estate plans are nearly wrapped up.
While early retirement planning can go a long way toward providing for your family, the creation of a will is simply not enough to protect your loved ones from suffering financial hardship after you're gone.
It's the hardest decision you have ever had to make: you spent the best years of your lives together, but now your husband needs expert medical care.
Your accountant has said that you have too many assets to qualify for Medicaid, but there's no way you can afford nursing home care without it.
Is there a way to provide your husband with the care he needs, but still have enough to make sure you are protected if the same thing happens to you?
As the costs of long-term care can be astronomically expensive, Florida residents will often create trusts as part of their estate plans.
Your accountant has said that you have too many assets to qualify for Medicaid, but there's no way you can afford nursing home care without it.
Is there a way to provide your husband with the care he needs, but still have enough to make sure you are protected if the same thing happens to you?
As the costs of long-term care can be astronomically expensive, Florida residents will often create trusts as part of their estate plans.
You never really considered how your life would be after your spouse was gone.
Your family members are concerned about you, and they are dropping hints about moving into a nursing home-but you're not sure how you're going to pay for it.
You don't have any income (you retired years ago), and you don't want to sell your house just to afford long-term care.
Is there any way to pay for nursing home care without selling off all of your property and spending your life savings?
If you are a veteran, veteran's spouse, or veteran's widow or widower, you may be able to access veterans' Aid and Attendance benefits to help you pay for care in a Florida nursing home.
Your family members are concerned about you, and they are dropping hints about moving into a nursing home-but you're not sure how you're going to pay for it.
You don't have any income (you retired years ago), and you don't want to sell your house just to afford long-term care.
Is there any way to pay for nursing home care without selling off all of your property and spending your life savings?
If you are a veteran, veteran's spouse, or veteran's widow or widower, you may be able to access veterans' Aid and Attendance benefits to help you pay for care in a Florida nursing home.
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