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We hear it all the time:
“I didn’t realize Medicaid planning could protect our assets and still provide the care we need.”
“We thought we had to spend everything before Medicaid would help—turns out we didn’t.”
“I had no idea we could qualify for Medicaid and still preserve some of our savings.”
“We wish we had known sooner that Medicaid benefits don’t mean losing everything.”
Medicaid is complicated, and one wrong move can cost you thousands. But with the right plan, you can protect your family’s future without unnecessary stress or financial loss.
Families facing long-term care costs are often overwhelmed, uncertain, and afraid of making the wrong decision. Every day, we see people struggle with confusing Medicaid rules, misinformation, and the fear of losing everything they’ve worked for.
The reality is, you have more options than you think. Most people assume they have to spend everything before Medicaid will help. The truth is, with the right legal strategies, you can qualify for Medicaid while preserving your home and savings.
We help families successfully navigate the Medicaid process, securing care for their loved ones while protecting what matters most. Every situation is unique, and we’re ready to create a plan that works for you
Our asset preservation strategies help you qualify for Medicaid without losing everything—so you can protect your family’s financial future.
We handle the complex Medicaid application process so you don’t have to worry about costly mistakes or delays
Our estate planning services ensure your assets are distributed the way you intend—giving you and your family lasting peace of mind.
We’ll meet for about an hour to review your situation, uncover ways to preserve your assets, and determine if you qualify for Medicaid—so you get a clear, customized plan.
We’ll gather financial details, structure assets properly, and prepare your Medicaid application—so you secure benefits without unnecessary delays or costly mistakes.
Once your Medicaid application is approved and your assets are safeguarded, you can move forward with confidence—knowing your financial future is protected.
Secure benefits while preserving your assets.
Protect your home, savings, and legacy.
Revocable, Irrevocable, Tax, Special Needs, and Asset Protection—to secure your family's future.
Prepare for the future without financial stress.
Protect your home, savings, and legacy.
Keep decision-making in trusted hands.
Normal planning can hurt Special Children.
Attorney at Law
Estate planning is the process of structuring your assets to ensure they are distributed according to your wishes after your passing or incapacitation. Estate Planning helps you minimize taxes, avoid legal disputes, divorces and creditors provide for your loved ones, and maintain control over your financial affairs. Proper Estate Planning can also protect your beneficiaries from creditors and other potential risks.
Key estate planning documents include a will, trusts, a financial power of attorney, a healthcare power of attorney, living will, beneficiary designations, and guardianship designations. Each document serves a specific purpose and can be customized to suit your unique circumstances and goals.
It is generally recommended to review and update your estate plan every 3 to 5 years or after significant life events such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, death of a beneficiary, or substantial changes in your assets or financial situation. Regular reviews ensure that your estate plan remains current and accurately reflects your wishes.
One way to make sure your plan is up to date is to join a maintenance program. A maintenance program assures your plan is being reviewed regularly and gives easy access to an attorney if you have any questions or need any changes.
If you pass away without a will or estate plan, your assets will be distributed according to your state’s “intestacy ” laws, which may not align with your preferences. This can lead to family disputes, increased legal expenses, and increased hardship for your loved ones. It is crucial to have a well-crafted estate plan in place to ensure your wishes are honored.
While it is possible to create your own estate plan, working with an experienced estate planning attorney is highly recommended. An attorney help you come up with and navigate complex legal requirements, identify potential issues, and create a customized plan that addresses your unique circumstances and goals. This ensures that your estate plan is effective and legally sound. This provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
A revocable trust is a flexible legal arrangement that allows you to maintain control over your assets during your lifetime and make changes to the trust as needed. Upon your death, the trust becomes irrevocable, and assets are distributed to your beneficiaries.
An irrevocable trust, on the other hand, is a permanent arrangement that cannot be altered or revoked once established. Irrevocable trusts offer greater asset protection and tax benefits but require you to relinquish control over the assets placed in the trust. An experienced Estate Planning attorney can create “some” flexibility to an irrevocable trust while maintaining its benefits.
Elder Law and Medicaid Planning involve navigating the complexities of aging, long-term care, and government assistance programs. By working with an experienced attorney, you can develop a strategy to secure quality care, preserve your assets, and expedite your eligibility for Medicaid benefits. This process can help alleviate financial burdens and provide peace of mind for you and your family.
Special needs planning is the process of creating a comprehensive plan to support a loved one with special needs, ensuring their long-term well-being and financial security. This can involve establishing a special needs trust, selecting appropriate guardians, and identifying government benefits and resources. Proper planning can help your loved one maintain their independence, quality of life, and access to essential support services.
A trust administrator, also known as a Trustee, is responsible for managing and distributing trust assets in accordance with the terms of the trust agreement. Their duties may include investing assets, paying taxes, maintaining records, communicating with beneficiaries, and addressing any legal or financial issues that arise. Trust administration requires a thorough understanding of fiduciary responsibilities and trust laws to ensure compliance and protect the interests of the beneficiaries.
We provide education and counseling to individuals and families so that you can make informed choices with confidence.
Call (316) 252-2233 for Experienced Medicaid & Estate Planning
Derby Office
111 N. Baltimore Ave Derby, KS 67037
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10300 W Central Ave Wichita, KS 67212
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