The Law Offices of Cheryl L. Walsh have been working with the elderly, disabled and their families to create Estate and Long Term Care plans since 1995. We provide the legal tools necessary to help families support their loved ones as their needs change throughout their life.
Our expertise in the area of Elder Law including government benefits such as Medi-Cal from application to estate recovery, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Medicare, enables us to address the greater needs of the client.
Our knowledge in the area of Special Needs Trusts allows us to provide the families of the disabled and the infirm elderly with the tools necessary to protect government benefits while obtaining goods and services necessary to meet all of their supplemental needs.This testimonial or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.
Our expertise in the area of Elder Law including government benefits such as Medi-Cal from application to estate recovery, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) and Medicare, enables us to address the greater needs of the client.
Our knowledge in the area of Special Needs Trusts allows us to provide the families of the disabled and the infirm elderly with the tools necessary to protect government benefits while obtaining goods and services necessary to meet all of their supplemental needs.This testimonial or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.
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At the Law Offices of Cheryl L. Walsh, we work with the elderly, disabled and their families to provide the legal tools necessary to maximize quality of life while establishing a long term care plan.
We incorporate our legal expertise with the resources in the community, while working with the family to ensure that each of the needs of the individual are met as they age.
Our offices are located in the beautiful, historic city of San Juan Capistrano, California.
The Law Offices of Cheryl L. Walsh service; Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Ventura Counties of California.
We incorporate our legal expertise with the resources in the community, while working with the family to ensure that each of the needs of the individual are met as they age.
Our offices are located in the beautiful, historic city of San Juan Capistrano, California.
The Law Offices of Cheryl L. Walsh service; Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Ventura Counties of California.
Cheryl L. Walsh opened the first Elder Law division at the Law Office of Stein, Hanger, Levine and Young in 1993.
Later, she founded the Law Office of Cheryl L. Walsh in 1995 in Simi Valley, California, which she moved to San Juan Capistrano, California in 1997.
Ms. Walsh has been the principal speaker for various organizations including Senior Centers throughout Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Continuing Education Training for Nurses at St. Joseph's and Seventh Day Adventist Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Caregiver Conferences and Financial Management Training Seminars.
Later, she founded the Law Office of Cheryl L. Walsh in 1995 in Simi Valley, California, which she moved to San Juan Capistrano, California in 1997.
Ms. Walsh has been the principal speaker for various organizations including Senior Centers throughout Ventura, Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Continuing Education Training for Nurses at St. Joseph's and Seventh Day Adventist Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Caregiver Conferences and Financial Management Training Seminars.
The most common Trust is a Revocable Living Trust.
It represents a private contract between the person or persons creating it and the person or entity they choose to be their Trustee.
It does not require court involvement to authorize, create or oversee its administration.
It is "Living" as it is prepared and used during the life of the person(s) creating it by transferring an asset into it also referred to as "funding" the trust.
When it is funded, the trust is legally in existence and has "life".
It represents a private contract between the person or persons creating it and the person or entity they choose to be their Trustee.
It does not require court involvement to authorize, create or oversee its administration.
It is "Living" as it is prepared and used during the life of the person(s) creating it by transferring an asset into it also referred to as "funding" the trust.
When it is funded, the trust is legally in existence and has "life".
Medi-Cal is a needs-based medical insurance program in the state of California known as Medicaid in other states.
It is based on disability and financial needs.
The State program is administered by the California Department of Social Services.
We assist our clients in gaining eligibility for Medi-Cal long-term care (for those who require skilled nursing care) as well as Medi-Cal for those who are residing in their own homes.
To gain eligibility for Long Term Care Medi-Cal, an applicant must meet two eligibility requirements: categorical and resource.
It is based on disability and financial needs.
The State program is administered by the California Department of Social Services.
We assist our clients in gaining eligibility for Medi-Cal long-term care (for those who require skilled nursing care) as well as Medi-Cal for those who are residing in their own homes.
To gain eligibility for Long Term Care Medi-Cal, an applicant must meet two eligibility requirements: categorical and resource.
Probate is the court procedure required to prove that a will is valid and with court direction, administer the estate of a person who has passed away in a way that is consistent with their wishes.
The term "probate" is also the generic term for the entire process of the administration of the estate of the deceased person, including those estates without wills, with court supervision.
The reason attorneys often counsel their clients to avoid probate is the time and expense associated with the process.
The term "probate" is also the generic term for the entire process of the administration of the estate of the deceased person, including those estates without wills, with court supervision.
The reason attorneys often counsel their clients to avoid probate is the time and expense associated with the process.
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