Do you have a plan in place to ensure you are cared for in the event you are no longer able to do so yourself? Browse these articles to learn how a well-rounded long-term care plan can help you retain more of your assets, maintain your dignity, get access to quality healthcare, and make things easier for your family.
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What Is Senior Estate Planning?What Is Senior Estate Planning? from Cary-Apex area estate planning and elder care attorney, Jackie Bedard of Carolina Family Estate Planning
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Is Your Loved One With Alzheimer's Eligible for a Big Monthly Pension for Long-Term Care in North Carolina?Many North Carolina veterans and their widows are eligible for a monthly pension to pay for long-term care.
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Anyone Can Benefit From Knowing a Little More About Dementia: Key Takeaways from a Recent Alzheimer's and Dementia Conference.NC long-term care planning attorney explains key takeaways from an Alzheimer's and Dementia conference for World Alzheimer’s Month.
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'Government Proof' Your FutureIt's more important than ever to build an estate plan that isn’t overly dependent on the whims of government and allows you to take control and keep things as private as possible.
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North Carolina Long-Term Care Planning Lawyer Shares Why Power of Attorney Documents Often Fall Short for Individuals with Alzheimer’s or DementiaNC long-term care planning attorney explains why a power of attorney often falls short for Alzheimer's patients and how a Memory Safeguard Trust can help.
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North Carolina Long-Term Care Planning Attorney Explains The Stages of Alzheimer's DiseaseNC long-term care planning lawyer explains Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive, incurable brain disorder that gradually erodes memory and other daily functioning.
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North Carolina Professionals to Contact For Help Caring For a Loved One With Alzheimer's or DementiaIt takes a village to care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia. Our NC long-term care planning attorney provides a list of resources.
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Long-Term Care Options for an Individual with Alzheimer's Disease in North CarolinaNC long-term care planning lawyer explains care options available to a family providing care for a person who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
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My Family's Journey with Alzheimer's Disease and DementiaNorth Carolina long-term care planning attorney shares her family's experience with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
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Leverage Your Assets in North Carolina to Reduce Risk of Self-Funding and Relying on Market Performance to Cover Long-Term Care ExpensesNorth Carolina long-Term Care Planning can leverage your existing assets, allowing you to "self-fund" long-term care while mitigating your risk.