During recent months, I have met with many families who have expressed concerned about their own, or a loved one’s, declining health. Their concern is magnified, given the spread of COVID-19 in nursing homes across the country. … Read More »
Category: Planning
Legal services are deemed “essential services”
Author Law Office of Glenn A. DeigPosted on Categories Estate Planning, Planning, Power of Attorney, Trust & Wills When the Governor issued a list of essential services that included legal services, my office was relieved. The number of people who need legal assistance has actually increased in many ways, especially in my area during this pandemic, elder law.… Read More »
When it is time to review your plans
Author Law Office of Glenn A. DeigPosted on Categories Estate Planning, Planning, Power of Attorney, Tools, Trust & Wills When you reach eighteen (18) years of age in Indiana, you can legally contract and execute asset protection and estate planning such as a Last Will and Testament, a Trust, Healthcare Representative, Durable Power of Attorney… Read More »
Radical changes to your Estate and Retirement Plans after The Secure Act
If you plan to leave a sizeable traditional retirement account to your heirs, you may want to schedule an appointment with your estate attorney and your financial planner/accountant.… Read More »
“I was admitted to a nursing home, and now I must spend my entire life savings on nursing home costs, right?” Wrong!
Author Law Office of Glenn A. DeigPosted on Categories Asset Protection, Long Term Care, Medicaid, Nursing Homes, Planning I often meet with clients who have been told by friends, relatives, sometimes even financial advisors or medical professionals, that it is too late to protect assets if there was no plan already in place prior to a nursing home admission.… Read More »