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Advocating for Caregivers and Dementia Patients

Learn about the legal considerations for caregivers and dementia patients in estate planning from Valerie Del Grosso, Esq., and Jennifer Salem, Esq. Explore powers of attorney, gifting issues, and Medicaid qualification rules to secure the future. Contact Origins Legal Group to navigate the elder care journey confidently.

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Advocating for Caregivers and Dementia Patients

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  1. Advocating for Caregivers and Dementia Patients Valerie Del Grosso Esq. & Jennifer Salem, Esq.

  2. Source: https://lawelderlaw.com/guiding-families/the-elder-care-journey/

  3. Powers of Attorney • Individuals who have capacity • Any financial position

  4. Estate Planning with • Lifetime Benefits • Individuals who have capacity • Financial position: non-indigent

  5. Gifting Issues • Caregivers (often spouses) who have been caregiving for quite some time • Financial condition: Spending more for longer than expected; looking at gov’t options for care

  6. The downside of gifting:

  7. Medicaid Qualification Rules • Just prior to applying for Medicaid or right after a denial • Financial condition: non-indigent

  8. Thank you! Call or email anytime: (702) 900-1470 Valerie@OriginsLegalGroup.com Jennifer@OriginsLegalGroup.com

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