While some Americans at least have Will, far too many mistakenly think asset protection strategies are only for the rich. If this sounds like you, wouldn’t you like to know how you can preserve your quality of life and leave a legacy for your family if you need long-term care? If you haven’t, you’re not alone. Most people avoid this question because, frankly, it’s just too unpleasant to think about. It goes without saying that no one wants to imagine a time when they might need long-term care. And planning for it is complicated and difficult.
Our Elder Law Member-Attorneys Will Help You Develop Options to Protect Your Hard-Earned Assets
You may not realize it, but there are a variety of perfectly legal ways to protect your assets when a chronic illness strikes. However, in all honesty, it can be an overwhelming—and nearly impossible—task to take on by yourself. Software packages and online services won’t cut the mustard when it comes to this kind of planning. The best solution is to work with a legal professional who can break down your options and help you develop the right plan for your unique situation.
The first thing that happens when you meet with one of our vetted Excellence in Elder Law™ member-attorneys is they will carry out an in-depth analysis of your specific situation—your goals, aspirations, assets, and income. Once a complete profile has been created, your Excellence in Elder Law™ member-attorney can present you with your options and the pros and cons of each of those options. Only then, when all the pieces are in place, will you and your Excellence in Elder Law™ member-attorney put together a plan to meet your individual needs.
And it’s important to keep in mind that good planning is a process, not an event. You’ll want to keep in touch with your Excellence in Elder Law™ member-attorney on a regular basis to make modifications to your plan as you change and as the world around you changes.
