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Phone: (772) 221-3222

Address: 3814 SE Dixie Hwy, Stuart, FL 34997

Website: http://www.proactivelegalcare.com

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Medicaid Planning
When planning for Medicaid there are two options. The first option is to plan ahead for the possibility that you will need these services at some point. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people don’t do this. The more common option is Crisis Medicaid Planning, which takes place when you or a loved one is about to be admitted into a nursing home, or recently has been, and you need Medicaid services right away due to the fact that you will be required to begin private pay within one month.

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Estate Planning
This benefit makes trusts an attractive estate-planning tool for celebrities and wealthy individuals, but you may certainly take advantage of this feature if you foresee any contention upon your passing. Wills, on the other hand, become public record upon their execution.
Wills
Practically everyone has been told at one point or another that it is important to have a Last Will and Testament in place once they are an adult. A Will offers many important benefits both for you and for your loved ones. There is really no doubt that whether you are still fairly young or you are well into your golden years, you should have a Will. That being said, however, it is also important to know that for most Read More
Trusts
A trust becomes living when it is drafted, signed, and used while the original trustor is alive. The trustor is sometimes referred to as a grantor or settlor. As long as the trustor has capacity, he or she can maintain control over the property in the revocable living trust. While irrevocable trusts are a good option for many estate planners, there are three major benefits of having a revocable living trust, which we have outlined below.
Power of Attorney
Power of attorney is a common tool used in estate planning and one you are likely familiar with if you have given any thought about how to handle your estate and end-of-life situation. The two power of attorney types are healthcare and financial. Within those two categories, there are varying levels of authority you may grant your agent – limited, durable, general, and springing. Between all those options, it is Read More
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