Elder law encompasses a wide range of practice areas, including Medicaid planning, estate planning, asset protection and more. Millions of veterans and their families-our nation's greatest heroes-are eligible for Veterans Benefits but do not take advantage of them. We can help your loved ones avoid the probate process by utilizing a variety of strategies and tools.
One of the most powerful of these is the Living Trust. Guardians and conservators are appointed to protect an incapacitated person, i.e. someone who cannot make decisions without assistance. The long-term health care management of a loved one can put a tremendous physical and emotional burden on a family. As experienced Virginia Beach Elder Abuse lawyers, we are committed to protecting seniors from abuse and punishing those responsible.
Angela is the leader of The Manz Law Firm pack, with the key purpose of helping clients achieve two main goals: planning for the future and coping during times of crisis.
One of the most powerful of these is the Living Trust. Guardians and conservators are appointed to protect an incapacitated person, i.e. someone who cannot make decisions without assistance. The long-term health care management of a loved one can put a tremendous physical and emotional burden on a family. As experienced Virginia Beach Elder Abuse lawyers, we are committed to protecting seniors from abuse and punishing those responsible.
Angela is the leader of The Manz Law Firm pack, with the key purpose of helping clients achieve two main goals: planning for the future and coping during times of crisis.
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Angela is the leader of The Manz Law Firm pack, with the key purpose of helping clients achieve two main goals: planning for the future and coping during times of crisis.
Angela graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and acquired her Juris Doctorate at the College of William and Mary, Marshal Wythe School of Law.
Having practiced for over a decade, Angela focuses her firm's efforts on estate planning and helping families obtain Medicaid and Veterans Administration benefits to pay for long-term care.
Angela graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and acquired her Juris Doctorate at the College of William and Mary, Marshal Wythe School of Law.
Having practiced for over a decade, Angela focuses her firm's efforts on estate planning and helping families obtain Medicaid and Veterans Administration benefits to pay for long-term care.
Long-Term Care Attorney Serving Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and other surrounding areas of South East Virginia.
The long-term health care management of a loved one can put a tremendous physical and emotional burden on a family.
What happens to my senior loved one if I get sick or live out of town?
Who will care for my disabled or special needs child if my spouse and I should pass away?
If you are trying to find answers to these and other difficult questions surrounding the care of a loved one, we can help.
The long-term health care management of a loved one can put a tremendous physical and emotional burden on a family.
What happens to my senior loved one if I get sick or live out of town?
Who will care for my disabled or special needs child if my spouse and I should pass away?
If you are trying to find answers to these and other difficult questions surrounding the care of a loved one, we can help.
Elder Abuse Attorney Serving Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and other surrounding areas of South East Virginia.
There are nearly 6 million cases of elder abuse every year in the United States-one every five seconds!
Virginia alone recently suffered more than 147,000 cases in a single year.
Unfortunately, many go unreported.
Elder abuse can take a variety of forms, including physical, emotional, financial and sexual mistreatment.
Neglect and abandonment of a senior in need also constitutes elder abuse.
There are nearly 6 million cases of elder abuse every year in the United States-one every five seconds!
Virginia alone recently suffered more than 147,000 cases in a single year.
Unfortunately, many go unreported.
Elder abuse can take a variety of forms, including physical, emotional, financial and sexual mistreatment.
Neglect and abandonment of a senior in need also constitutes elder abuse.
Estate Planning Attorney Serving Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and other surrounding areas of South East Virginia.
Many people think estate planning is only for the extraordinarily wealthy.
You know, those families on TV living the lifestyles of the "rich and famous."
The fact is, almost all individuals and families can benefit from having an estate plan of their own.
For one thing, it gives you complete control over "who gets what."
Without an estate plan, the IRS and the Commonwealth of Virginia will determine how your assets are distributed after you pass away.
Many people think estate planning is only for the extraordinarily wealthy.
You know, those families on TV living the lifestyles of the "rich and famous."
The fact is, almost all individuals and families can benefit from having an estate plan of their own.
For one thing, it gives you complete control over "who gets what."
Without an estate plan, the IRS and the Commonwealth of Virginia will determine how your assets are distributed after you pass away.
A Will is a legal document that controls the distribution of property when a person passes away.
It allows you, rather than formulas set by the Virginia Statutes, to specify, "Who gets what."
A Will can also allow you to name the person or institution (called the executor) you want to manage your estate upon your death, allow real estate and other assets to be sold upon your death without a court proceeding, leave gifts to charity, and name a guardian for your minor or disabled children.
A Will can also allow your spouse to become immediately eligible for Medicaid while preserving your assets for his or her benefit after you pass away.
It allows you, rather than formulas set by the Virginia Statutes, to specify, "Who gets what."
A Will can also allow you to name the person or institution (called the executor) you want to manage your estate upon your death, allow real estate and other assets to be sold upon your death without a court proceeding, leave gifts to charity, and name a guardian for your minor or disabled children.
A Will can also allow your spouse to become immediately eligible for Medicaid while preserving your assets for his or her benefit after you pass away.
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