August 11, 2021 |
What is Medicaid Lookback?
Did you know that if you transfer certain assets in periods before applying for Medicaid due to low income that you might have to go ...
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Did you know that if you transfer certain assets in periods before applying for Medicaid due to low income that you might have to go through a penalty phase? This is known as the lookback period and is in place to discourage people who are trying to qualify for Medicaid quickly from spending down or giving away all their assets just to meet those grounds. 
Bear in mind that knowing about the lookback period and using strategies to prepare to qualify for Medicaid with the help of an estate planning lawyer is both legal and ethical. This can help you protect the assets you’ve worked hard to build over the course of your life without the fear of them getting decimated by an unexpected long term care event.
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March 16, 2021 |
Three New Jersey Medicaid Mistakes Worth Avoiding
What seems like a minor mistake in the application process can turn out to be a big issue down the road. Partnering with a New ...
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Why You Need a New Jersey Medicaid Plan
Plenty of NJ residents do not anticipate needing Medicaid or understanding its required aspects until it is too late. As long term care costs have ...
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Which Recipients Are Exempted from A Period of Medicaid Ineligibility Triggers?
Transferring assets is one of the most complicated aspects of planning ahead for Medicaid. In fact, it often requires a knowledgeable estate planning attorney who ...
Learn MoreAugust 23, 2018 |
What You Need to Know About Medicaid Planning
Long term care is extremely complicated and very expensive and simple errors in your planning or in the submission process can cost you in a ...
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Do Estate Planning Now If Nursing Home Could Be in Your Future
Planning ahead can make things easier for you and your loved ones, even if you are not currently affected by a disability or a medical ...
Learn MoreAugust 31, 2017 |
Are You Making This Major Medicaid Planning Mistake?
Medicaid is one of the most important governmental service programs that comes into effect when a person no longer has the assets required to pay ...
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What You Need to Know About Medicaid And Estate Recovery in New Jersey
Knowing your rights as it relates to Medicaid can be extremely important if you intend to qualify for this government program. Federal Medicaid regulations mandate ...
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The Great Debate Over Medicaid
Many people hope that they will never be disabled or poor, however, the biggest myth that many people are countering today that they will be ...
Learn MoreApril 4, 2017 |
What is the Medicaid Five Year Look Back?
When planning ahead for your future, a common question that emerges with older adults has to do with Medicaid. This is because the cost of ...
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