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Four Reasons Why Giving Your Home to Your Children Isn’t the Best Way to Protect It From Medicaid

June 16, 2018Randy Colemanelder care, elder law, elder law attorney, Homestead property, long term care, Medicaid, Medicaid planning, nursing home care, nursing home costsasset protection planning, elder care, elder law, elder law attorney, elder law attorney in jacksonville, Florida homestead, long term care, Medicaid benefits, Medicaid eligibility, Medicaid planning, Medicaid planning attorneys, Medicaid planning lawyers, Medicaid spend down plan, nursing home care

You may be afraid of losing your house to the nursing home, the State, or otherwise, if you must enter a nursing home and apply for Medicaid benefits to pay for the nursing home. While this fear may be well-founded in the vast majority of states, transferring the home to your children is usually not…

The irrevocable Florida qualified income trust, or "Miller Trust." that you can prepare online, for a fixed fee of $295. The trust document is reviewed by Florida elder law attorney C. Randolph Coleman. Mr. Coleman has been a practicing attorney and member of The Florida Bar for over 30 years.

If you would like a telephone consultation with Mr. Coleman, or an email consultation with him regarding the qualified income trust, you can purchase those services by clicking here for a telephone consultation, and by clicking here for an email consultation.

Mr. Coleman has focused exclusively on elder law in Florida and estate planning matters for the past 30+ years, and has prepared hundreds of qualified income trusts that have been accepted by the Florida Department of Children and Families (or its predecessor HRS) to allow elderly skilled nursing home residents to qualify for Medicaid benefits to pay for the skilled nursing home cost.

The qualified income trust that is prepared online is guaranteed to be accepted by DCAF or you will receive a full refund of your purchase.

Mr. Coleman is a member of The Florida Bar, Elder Law Section and the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of The Florida Bar. He is rated by his professional peers AV (preeminent) by Martindale-Hubbell for 26 consecutive years, and has a 10.0 rating (Superb) by AVVO for estate planning and elder law matters.

He is a member of ElderCounsel, LLC, The National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, The Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys, the National Care Planning Council, and WealthCounsel, LLC.

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