In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson discusses how to leave real estate to family members without using a will or living trust. In Missouri, a beneficiary deed can be used. In Illinois, a Transfer on Death Instrument is used. However, neither one of them can protect your home against a Medicaid lien. Hi, I’m […]
Elder Law Minute – Assesing the Biggest Threat
In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson discusses the biggest threat to your life savings. He talks about the challenges facing older Americans, such as increasing nursing home costs. Hi, I’m Wes Coulson and this is your Elder Law Minute. In our brochure on ‘Protecting Your Life Savings’, which by the way we’ll […]
Elder Law Minute – VA Scam Artists
In this Elder Law Minute, Wes Coulson talks about how to identify a VA scam artist. VA scam artists will try to help you with VA planning, but they get more a benefit out of it than you do. If someone is not a VA-accredited attorney or VA-accredited claims representative, you should not trust them […]
Elder Law Minute – Medicaid Allowance
Wes Coulson discusses the allowance for those who are on Medicaid. Medicaid was passed into law in 1965, and the allowance for Medicaid was $30 a month. Although prices for everything have gone up since 1965, the Medicaid allowance is still $30 a month. Elder law planning can help nursing home residents put aside money […]
Elder Law Minute – VA Service Requirements
Wes Coulson explains the VA service requirements for eligibility for veterans pension benefits in this Elder Law Minute. The veteran must have been on active duty for 90 days, at least one of those during wartime, and have any kind of discharge except a dishonorable one. Wes also discusses what things aren’t requirements for the […]
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