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In partnership with CAMP Rehoboth, Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC presents: Elder Law Workshop January 22, 2025 - 4:30 p.m. Rehoboth Beach Library - upstairs meeting room Have you heard these myths about Elder Law and the Medicaid Long Term Care Program? -The nursing home will “take” my home. -I can protect my assets by adding my child’s name to them. -Or, by transferring them to my child for $1. -If I transfer my assets then I have to wait five years for care. -Elder Law only helps people who need nursing home care, not care in their home. Join this complimentary presentation to learn more about estate planning and elder law. This area of the law is meant to guide any adult through lifetime planning, end of life planning, and asset protection planning, all of which we will discuss. We’ll focus our conversation on legal strategies to plan in advance for, and shelter assets from being depleted on, the cost of long-term care. (Yes, your estate plan can help with that!) This discussion will be just as helpful for participants who have a current need for long-term care. Registration Requested to info@pwwlaw.com or 302-628-4140. Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC helps families: -Shelter assets from long term care costs -Apply for Medicaid & VA long term care benefits -Create Wills and Powers of Attorney -Utilize Trusts for probate avoidance -Administer their loved ones’ estates -Preserve public benefits for persons with special needs Your questions related to any of these topics are welcome. Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC presents: Elder Law Workshop February 25, 2025 - 5:00 p.m. Lewes Library - 111 Adams Avenue Have you heard these myths about Elder Law and the Medicaid Long Term Care Program? -The nursing home will “take” my home. -I can protect my assets by adding my child’s name to them. -Or, by transferring them to my child for $1. -If I transfer my assets then I have to wait five years for care. -Elder Law only helps people who need nursing home care, not care in their home. Join this complimentary presentation to learn more about estate planning and elder law. This area of the law is meant to guide any adult through lifetime planning, end of life planning, and asset protection planning, all of which we will discuss. We’ll focus our conversation on legal strategies to plan in advance for, and shelter assets from being depleted on, the cost of long-term care. (Yes, your estate plan can help with that!) This discussion will be just as helpful for participants who have a current need for long-term care. Registration Requested to info@pwwlaw.com or 302-628-4140. Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC helps families: -Shelter assets from long term care costs -Apply for Medicaid & VA long term care benefits -Create Wills and Powers of Attorney -Utilize Trusts for probate avoidance -Administer their loved ones’ estates -Preserve public benefits for persons with special needs Your questions related to any of these topics are welcome. In partnership with Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC, Kristen Jones, Financial Advisor & Certified Divorce Financial Analyst with Morgan Stanley, presents an actionable plan to moving forward financially after a divorce. Kristen leans on personal experience as she coaches clients through important considerations related to their credit, retirement, and property. Modifying or creating thorough estate planning documents is also imperative. This presentation will identify considerations for divorcees to ensure their financial plan reflects their new future. Thursday, March 27th, 10:30 a.m. via GoToWebinar Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC helps families: Your questions related to any of these topics are welcome.Upcoming Events and Workshops
Elder Law Workshop
Elder Law Workshop
Life After Divorce: Planning For Your New Future
