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At our first meeting, we will discuss your situation and the nature of the services that will be provided, and an estimate of the timeframe for completing the needed

Elder Law is a client-focused practice area where lawyers help seniors plan their estates to optimize asset protection and understand options related to Long-Term Care, including what government benefits

Medical care or personal assistance provided by a caretaker or a facility for a period of weeks or months (or longer) is Long-Term Care. Neither the level of care

A Health Care Directive, an Advance Directive and a Living Will are the same thing, a document where you state your health care wishes if you are at end

Probate is the legal process for transferring property upon death. It is a relatively quick and inexpensive process in Washington and Idaho. The Will is filed with the court,

Very simply stated, Medicaid is a government-funded health care program for individuals who meet income or resource qualifications. Medicaid provides benefits to pay for Long-Term Care costs. Many planning

The Durable Power Of Attorney for Health Care is a legal document in which you authorize a trusted individual to make health care decisions on your behalf in the

A Durable Power Of Attorney is a legal document through which you grant authority to a trusted individual to act on your behalf. It does not take away your

Estate planning is the necessary steps taken during your lifetime to put into place the documents required to make sure that your financial affairs are in order and health

Elder Law is a highly specialized area of law involving legal issues that predominantly affect seniors, the disabled, and their loved ones and caregivers. An Elder Law Attorney can