It is difficult when a loved one’s enjoyment of the golden years is cut short by health problems or mental decline. Many families are caught off-guard by illness, accident, or the onset of dementia, scrambling to arrange for nursing care and often unprepared to pay for it.
Schwulst & Roseberry, P.C., provides experienced legal counsel in elder law and long-term care planning. We help clients plan for nursing home care or assisted living care while protecting family wealth and preserving eligibility for Medicaid assistance.
This process should ideally be started well in advance, but you may have options even if you are at a crisis stage. Contact us today to discuss your situation in a free initial consultation. We serve families in Bloomington-Normal, McLean County, and the surrounding region of central Illinois.
Experienced attorneys John P. Schwulst and Todd A. Roseberry bring more than 50 years of combined legal experience to problem-solving your needs surrounding nursing home care. We will sit down with you to explore your goals, your circumstances, your finances, and your options:
A person cannot simply sign over assets to children or a spouse in anticipation of nursing home care. We provide comprehensive estate planning services, from long-term care planning to wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. We also handle guardianship proceedings to take charge of the health care and personal affairs of a family member who can no longer manage his or her own care.
Trying to protect family assets can make matters worse if not done properly. The biggest mistake is not to plan at all. For a consultation with our experienced estate planning lawyers, contact us online or at 309-829-3636. We offer the first 30 minutes of the initial consultation free of charge.
We offer the first half-hour of consultation free of charge to determine if we can help you.
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