Asset Protection

A Primary Method of Asset Protection

This Trust is irrevocable and used to protect assets from a Nursing Home. This type of Trust is often used to protect your home or other property. This type of Trust represents a transfer and careful planning and timing is required. An outright transfer of your home to a child or children, particularly if they don’t reside there as their principal residence, can cause large capital gain tax and termination of real estate tax exemptions.

Family Trusts

Living Trust

Special Needs Trust

Trust and Estate Collections

Trust and Estate Collections

Trust and Estate Collections

Trusts and Estates

Powers of Attorney

Trust Administration

Powers of Attorney

Trust Administration

Powers of Attorney

Trust Administration

Trust Litigation



What if No Planning was ever done and a Nursing Home Stay is required?

Even at this late juncture, if proper techniques are utilized, you can often protect upwards of one-half of non-exempt assets.

What if I give gifts to my children and family members?

Medicaid will treat any such gift made within 5 years as a “transfer” subjecting the amount of a gift to a penalty period.

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