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We will be discussing the intricacies of MassHealth planning in a three-part educational series which you can attend either in person or online. Beginning in April with an Introduction to MassHealth Planning, we’ll lay the groundwork for understanding how proactive planning can help protect assets and prepare for long-term care needs.
The MA Court of Appeals dismisses a complaint because it was filed by the appellant’s attorney, not his conservator.
The field of elder law has moved from a focus on MassHealth planning for nursing home care to helping seniors stay at home.
Making gifts for MassHealth and tax planning purposes can be beneficial, but it can also be problematic. Five questions to ask before giving.
A discussion of determining the right age and the amount of saving necessary to retire comfortably.
Three strategies to protect one’s home from MassHealth estate recovery.
Gifting powers in durable powers of attorney that restrict gifts to the agent or limit gifts to the gift tax exclusion amount can create problems for estate and MassHealth planning.
Federal court in Oklahoma says promissory note is legitimate Medicaid planning technique. There’s no reason its reasoning shouldn’t appy to MassHealth planning in Massachusetts.
Jeffrey A. Bloom’s solution for a family shows the benefits of long-term care planning crafted for the needs and goals of each client
Discussion of whether you should prepare and file a MassHealth application by yourself or should hire help
