Plan for long-term care needs, protect assets, and navigate Medicaid eligibility. Your parents cared for you—now I'll help you care for them.
Schedule ConsultationMedicaid planning is one of the most complex areas of elder law, with strict asset and income limits that can disqualify families from benefits. I help Texas families navigate these regulations while preserving their life savings.
Through strategic planning techniques like asset protection trusts, spend-down strategies, and proper timing of transfers, we can help position your family for Medicaid qualification when long-term care becomes necessary.
Long-term care costs can quickly deplete a family's savings. In Texas, nursing home costs average $5,000-7,000 per month, and most families are unprepared for this expense.
I work with families to develop comprehensive long-term care plans that protect assets, ensure quality care, and preserve inheritance for the next generation. This includes evaluating insurance options, creating care directives, and establishing legal frameworks for care decisions.
Protecting your family's assets from long-term care costs requires careful planning and knowledge of Texas and federal laws. I help families implement legal strategies to preserve wealth while maintaining eligibility for government benefits.
From irrevocable trusts to strategic gifting, there are numerous tools available to protect assets. The key is implementing these strategies early, before care is needed, and ensuring they comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
When a loved one can no longer make decisions due to dementia, Alzheimer's, or other incapacity, guardianship may be necessary. However, guardianship is expensive, time-consuming, and strips away individual rights.
I help families explore alternatives to guardianship, such as powers of attorney, supported decision-making agreements, and limited guardianships. When guardianship is necessary, I guide families through the complex legal process with compassion and efficiency.
Many Texas veterans and their spouses are unaware of the long-term care benefits available through the VA. The Aid & Attendance benefit can provide up to $2,431 per month for veterans or $1,318 for surviving spouses to help pay for care.
I help veteran families navigate the complex application process, gather required documentation, and structure assets to qualify for these valuable benefits. This often involves coordination with Medicaid planning to maximize available resources.
Experience, compassion, and personalized service for Texas families facing elder law challenges.
We address all aspects of elder law, from Medicaid planning to long-term care coordination, ensuring no detail is overlooked.
We understand the emotional challenges families face and provide supportive guidance through difficult decisions.
Elder law planning is time-sensitive. We work efficiently to implement strategies before crises occur.
Our strategies help preserve family wealth while ensuring access to necessary care and benefits.
We involve the entire family in planning decisions, ensuring everyone understands their role and responsibilities.
Deep knowledge of Texas laws and local resources ensures optimal outcomes for our clients.
Don't wait until a crisis occurs. Elder law planning is most effective when done proactively, giving families time to implement proper strategies and preserve their legacy.
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