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Why a Simple Statement Can Keep Your Loved One’s House Off the Medicaid Ledger Key Takeaways: In South Carolina, a nursing home resident’s primary residence may generally remain a non-countable asset as…
How Tennessee Families Use Promissory Notes to Qualify a Loved One for Long-Term Care Key Takeaways: Key Takeaways: TennCare will generally honor a promissory note as a legitimate loan rather than a…
How Married Couples Protect Savings When One Spouse Needs Nursing Home Care Key Takeaways: The Community Spouse Resource Allowance (CSRA) is a federal spousal impoverishment protection that may let the at-home spouse…
Updating Your Will in South Carolina: Small Patch or Fresh Start? Key Takeaways: In South Carolina, you can generally update your will either with a codicil that amends specific provisions or with…
Signing Your Tennessee Health Care Directive the Right Way Key Takeaways: A Tennessee advance directive generally does not require both two witnesses and a notary, it typically requires your signature plus either…
Staying Home Instead of Moving to a Nursing Facility: A Look at North Carolina’s CAP/DA Program Key Takeaways: The Community Alternatives Program for Disabled Adults (CAP/DA) is North Carolina’s Section 1915(c) Medicaid…
