Tag: LegalEase

Because of the immense expense of long-term care, many people (planners) eventually try to become eligible for nursing home Medicaid (or its sister programs for assisted living or in-home care) to pay for long-term care.

Neighbors can be a blessing, a curse or some of both. When neighbors do not respect property lines, those neighbors are trespassing, and trespassing can cause a lot more damage than just hard feelings.

Many of us enjoy dreaming of winning the lottery. Ironically, the law of statistics shows that it is almost impossible to win the lottery, and winning always requires the recent purchase of a ticket.

It is common sense that a law cannot be followed unless those affected by the law are aware of the law or can become aware of the law. Consistent with that principle, the Constitution requires that laws be “promulgated” before those laws can be enforced. Promulgated means “announced or proclaimed,” usually by written publication.

I am honored to be relocating my residence to the house “in town” to which my grandparents moved when my grandparents “retired” from farming 30 years ago.

People with or without any medical training or background who come across an emergency are often protected from legal responsibility/liability if those people try to provide care or treatment to victims at that emergency scene.

Most people who plan for long-term care plan to eventually become eligible for Medicaid. This is also true for people who have nursing home insurance, because those insurance benefits are usually capped at a certain number of days or a certain amount of money.

Every person over age 18 should invest in a will, also called a last will and testament. The biggest reason for having a will is that a properly prepared will will help your surviving family members avoid unnecessary expenses when distributing your assets when you die.

Powers of attorney are agreements in which one person (the principal) gives authority to another person (the agent) to act on behalf of the principal.

True love is usually amplified so loudly in the heart of the lover that the sounds of anything else are almost imperceptible.