To be eligible for Medicaid, you have to pass three tests. The first test is a medical-necessity test. A doctor will have to determine whether you, the applicant who is trying to receive Medicaid, need the care. Essentially, the doctor will assess whether you require daily assistance, the type you would receive in a nursing home or long-term care facility.
Medicaid Eligibility Requirements Read Post »
At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect their children.
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Medicaid is a state and federal program that assists with healthcare costs for people with limited means. That definition is intentionally broad and does not begin to explain what it can do for you.
What does Medicaid cover? Read Post »
Trusts are for anyone who has assets. With that in mind, trusts are indeed for the wealthy, but they are for you too.
Estate Planning Myth: Estate Planning Is Only For Wealthy People Read Post »
At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect their children.
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When someone passes away without having done any estate planning, their assets will pass through probate.
A Breakdown of Probate Read Post »
At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect their children.
Can My Parent Get Nursing Home Medicaid Without Losing Everything? Read Post »
At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect their children.
Protecting Your Children Through Estate Planning Read Post »
One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is that it is a single document. People may assume they meet with an attorney to draft a will or create a specific type of trust, which is the beginning and end of the matter. Your estate plan is a collection of documents, and when they are combined, they formulate your plan.
Estate Planning Documents—Other Than Wills Read Post »
Join Geoff Hoatson, Founder and CEO of the Family First Firm, licensed insurance agent, and financial advisor, for an engaging and informative presentation on The Heirloom Journey. A roadmap to peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
During this special event, you’ll discover:
Join Geoff Hoatson, Founder and CEO of the Family First Firm, licensed insurance agent, and financial advisor, for an engaging and informative presentation on The Heirloom Journey. A roadmap to peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
During this special event, you’ll discover:
Join us for a helpful and engaging session where we’ll walk you through the most important steps in protecting your future and your family. This event will focus on key topics in estate planning and Medicaid strategies for long-term care—two critical areas that can significantly impact your quality of life, financial security, and peace of mind.
Whether you’re beginning the planning process or looking to update existing documents, you’ll gain valuable insights into how to safeguard your assets, qualify for important benefits, and ensure your wishes are honored for years to come. Our team will be here to guide you every step of the way, making complex topics easier to understand and apply.
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