Blog Articles About Long-Term Care Planning in North Carolina
Paying for in-home, assisted living, or nursing home care is incredibly expensive in North Carolina. Learn why it's important to create a well-rounded long-term care plan that includes legal, financial, and health care tools to protect you and your family.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) CFEP Resource Center Carolina Family Estate Planning has gathered together relevant links and information to help you navigate the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs: Nursing Home & LTC Questions Updates and FAQs from Carolina Family Estate Planning relating to nursing home care and admissions, Medicaid benefits, and more... -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Care Directives & Medical Care Amid the coronavirus pandemic, you may be wondering what that means for your health care directives, how to care for elderly loved ones. -
The Sopranos, Livia's House, and Elder Planning The Sopranos is celebrating its 20th Anniversary - we've been thinking about the show without Livia's house. What triggered it? Well, elder planning. -
Five More Tips for Caregivers Cary, NC long-term care planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses additional tips for family caregivers -
Don’t Sign Up For That Pre-Paid Funeral Until You Ask These Questions! Make sure you consider these questions before you arrange for a pre-paid funeral. By Jackie Bedard, Carolina Family Estate Planning -
TLC and LTC: Tender Loving Care for Those Needing Long Term Care Cary elder lawyer, Jackie Bedard, discussing Medicare, Medicaid and paying for long term care and nursing home expenses. -
Estate Planning Advice on Planning for Long Term Care Deciding to place a family member into a nursing home can be extremely tough. Meeting with an Estate Planning attorney can help ease this burden. -
Working with Your Cary Elder Lawyer to Determine Your Long-Term Care Insurance Needs Without long-term care insurance, life can become particularly difficult. When costs start mounting up, you will likely have to pay them out of pocket until you -
May is National Elder Law Month The month of May has been designated as National Elder Law Month. Elder Law attorneys are dedicated to improving the lives of seniors, people with disabilities