Medicaid DOES Care if you Gift $15,000
[PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A REPRINT. BECAUSE THIS SUBJECT [...]
Eight Steps Every Senior Should Take
Estate Documents Seniors Should Have In Place I was [...]
Four Roadblocks to Family Long Term Care Discussions
One of the hardest conversations parents and [...]
The “Snapshot” Date in Medicaid Planning
[From Mr. Marsocci’s book The Long Term Care Solution]. [...]
Reversing the Medicaid Squeeze
The intricate maze of Medicaid Planning confuses even seasoned [...]
Have We Taken On Too Much? By Faith Nager
As parents age, their children often find themselves taking [...]
Newest Book on Veteran’s Care Published
Jeff wrote the book to help protect veterans and their families from massive care-related bills and to avoid common traps by using the right strategies, with the right solutions at the right time.
Firm Now Certified as Dementia Friendly
The Law Offices of Jeffrey G. Marsocci, PLLC is proud to announce that our office has undergone training to become certified as a Dementia-Friendly Business.
Doesn’t A Revocable Trust Protect Against a Medicaid Spend Down?
A Revocable Trust does not help protect against a Medicaid spend down. It’s an important distinction. In my practice, we use Revocable Trusts for the avoidance of probate as an estate planning tool, NOT as a long-term-care planning tool.
Four Ways to Pay for Nursing Home Care
Did you know that the cost of nursing home care in North Carolina ranges between $5,000 to $10,000 a month? That’s a lot of zeroes. After the sticker shock wears off, it’s time to think about how to plan for long term care – since statistics show the majority of us will need it at some point in our lives. The question is: How to pay for it?