Planning in Times of Change
Houston Long Term Care Lawyers
Experienced Elder Law Attorneys in Texas
In times of economic turmoil, advance planning is more important than ever. Currently, many people are discovering that their assets for retirement or long term care are significantly less than expected. Consequently, it is particularly important to plan wisely, to ensure that these assets can be used effectively to provide the nursing home, assisted living, home health or other elder care necessary. Let us help you optimize the assets you still have.
At the law firm of Weiner & McCulloch, PLLC, our lawyers can help you plan during times of change, and adapt to opportunities and threats. Through effective long term care planning and estate planning, you may be able to care for yourself in the event of serious illness or injury as well as provide for your loved ones after you are gone.
Contact our offices today to discuss your legal concerns with one of our attorneys.
You Can't Afford Not to Plan for Long Term Care
Many people wait to develop a long term care plan until a crisis arises, but planning ahead almost always leads to more favorable results. Advance long term care planning can ensure that you have the resources necessary for the extensive care that may be necessary later in your life.
Advance planning is an effective asset protection strategy, as you may be able to avoid paying unnecessary taxes or reduce the financial burden of nursing home care or other long term care facilities. Without advance planning, you are likely to lose money and waste time. We work hard to ensure that your assets are protected as much as possible from estate taxes, nursing home charges, estate administration expenses and other unnecessary expenses.
Advanced Planning Is Crucial in Today's Risky Environment
Given the current economic climate, the tax laws and Medicaid laws are potentially subject to continuous revisions. To protect yourself and your loved ones, it is important to be aware of changes in Medicaid spend down rules, estate tax laws, and other new developments which can affect your estate plan.
Our elder law attorneys know the federal and Texas laws and can ensure that your legal documents comply with the current laws. Our Houston law firm focuses exclusively on elder law and estate planning matters. We are well-informed regarding all aspects of the law in these areas of practice, and stay abreast of all issues as they arise.
We will work closely with you on an ongoing basis, to ensure that your Will, trust, advance health care directive, power of attorney and other legal documents are up-to-date, considering any changes in the law or changes in your individual life circumstances.
Whether you need advice regarding Wills and trusts or complex life care planning matters, contact our offices today to schedule a confidential consultation with a knowledgeable attorney.
