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We assist clients with Medicaid application for long term care.

For most Floridians, their home isn’t just a piece of property—it’s the cornerstone of their financial security and a place filled with family memories. Naturally, when the topic of Medicaid comes up, many people breathe a sigh of relief, believing their homestead is automatically safe. That assumption is partly true. But the full story is more complicated, and for some families, not knowing the details has led to devastating surprises. The Illusion of Security Take Tom and S

The Hidden Crisis in Your Estate Planning Documents Right now, thousands of Florida residents believe they're protected by powers of...

Understanding the Program That Keeps You Home For thousands of Florida families, the choice between nursing home care and staying home...

Breaking Free from the "Going Broke" Myth The nightmare scenario plays out in countless Florida families' minds: depleting every dollar saved over a lifetime, selling the family home at fire-sale prices, watching inheritance evaporate—all to qualify for desperately needed long-term care. This devastating vision drives families to delay care, compromise health, and make desperate financial decisions. Here's the truth that changes everything: You don't have to go broke to get t

"Will I lose my home if I need Medicaid for nursing home care?" This single question keeps countless Florida families awake at night, paralyzed by the fear of losing their most valuable asset—the family home that represents decades of hard work, countless memories, and planned inheritance for their children. The good news? Under Florida law, the answer is generally no —you will not lose your home. Florida's robust homestead protections, combined with proper planning, can pres

Breaking Through the Barriers: Why Families Miss Out on Critical Benefits Every day, Florida families make devastating financial...

The Hidden Risk to Your Family's Inheritance After a lifetime of hard work building assets and creating financial security, many Florida families face an unexpected threat to their legacy: Medicaid estate recovery. This often-misunderstood process can claim substantial portions of an estate, disrupting carefully laid plans to provide for the next generation. The concern is valid and widespread. Families frequently express apprehension about Medicaid planning, worried that acc

As we grow older, many of us face the reality of needing long-term care. In Florida, there are several options for this care, including in-home care, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. Even though no one wants to think about entering a nursing home, unforeseen circumstances may make it necessary. Knowing how to pay for long-term care is vital for planning ahead. This post will examine various financing options in Florida, such as Medicaid, private pay, VA benefits