The Mead Law Firm, LLC is an Elder Law and Estate Planning firm located in Atlanta, Georgia. We specialize in personal service. Our process begins with listening carefully to each Client to determine their planning goals, their concerns, and their particular circumstances. We then work closely with our Clients and their families to create Estate Plans and Long Term Care Plans that reflect each Client's personal preferences, financial circumstances, and current and anticipated care needs.
We offer free telephone consultations, so don't hesitate to call us if you have an Elder Law or Estate Planning issue you would like to discuss. We will work with you to create a personal Estate Plan that provides for your family's future and also includes the documents needed to designate trusted people to handle your medical and financial affairs if you are ever unable to handle them yourself.
Are you worried about paying for long term care without bankrupting your family? Are you confused about the difference between Medicare and Medicaid and what types of long term care are covered by each?
We offer free telephone consultations, so don't hesitate to call us if you have an Elder Law or Estate Planning issue you would like to discuss. We will work with you to create a personal Estate Plan that provides for your family's future and also includes the documents needed to designate trusted people to handle your medical and financial affairs if you are ever unable to handle them yourself.
Are you worried about paying for long term care without bankrupting your family? Are you confused about the difference between Medicare and Medicaid and what types of long term care are covered by each?
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Cynthia Barron Mead founded The Mead Law Firm, LLC, to provide high quality Elder Law and Estate Planning services with a personal touch.
She enjoys getting to know her Clients and their families and working with them to create custom solutions for each Client's unique circumstances.
Cynthia received her law degree from Harvard Law School in 1985 and is an active member of the Elder Law community.
She enjoys getting to know her Clients and their families and working with them to create custom solutions for each Client's unique circumstances.
Cynthia received her law degree from Harvard Law School in 1985 and is an active member of the Elder Law community.
Your Will is your opportunity to direct what will happen to your property after your death and to appoint a trusted Executor who will probate your Will and carry out your wishes.
If you want, you can include in your Will instructions to your Executor regarding burial, cremation, and funeral arrangements.
Your Will can also provide that certain beneficiaries, such as minors or disabled individuals, will receive their inheritance in trust rather than outright.
A durable financial Power of Attorney allows you to designate a trusted Agent to handle your financial affairs.
If you want, you can include in your Will instructions to your Executor regarding burial, cremation, and funeral arrangements.
Your Will can also provide that certain beneficiaries, such as minors or disabled individuals, will receive their inheritance in trust rather than outright.
A durable financial Power of Attorney allows you to designate a trusted Agent to handle your financial affairs.
Most Georgia families cannot afford to pay for Nursing Home care for a lengthy period of time.
With monthly Nursing Home costs of $6000 - $8000 per month, many middle class families worry that they will be bankrupted by the Nursing Home costs of a loved one.
Medicare covers some Nursing Home care, but only a limited amount.
For these reasons, many Georgia families turn to the Nursing Home Medicaid program to help pay the Nursing Home costs of a loved one.
Most Georgia Nursing Homes participate in the Medicaid program, and Medicaid patients receive the same care as private pay patients.
With monthly Nursing Home costs of $6000 - $8000 per month, many middle class families worry that they will be bankrupted by the Nursing Home costs of a loved one.
Medicare covers some Nursing Home care, but only a limited amount.
For these reasons, many Georgia families turn to the Nursing Home Medicaid program to help pay the Nursing Home costs of a loved one.
Most Georgia Nursing Homes participate in the Medicaid program, and Medicaid patients receive the same care as private pay patients.
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