Planning for long-term care is a vital component of your estate plan as a resident of Connecticut. Medicaid, a federal and state program, plays a crucial role in this by providing health coverage to low-income individuals, including seniors and people with...
In Connecticut, healthcare directives play a crucial role in empowering seniors to make informed decisions about their medical care, even when they may no longer be able to communicate their wishes. At Stillman & Associates, LLC, we have over three decades of...
As our parents age, we grow concerned about their ability to care for themselves. This is a legitimate worry given that about 70% of those age 65 and older end up with long-term care needs, which may include a nursing home stay. But for many older adults, moving into...
Many elderly people in Connecticut have antique firearms that they have either collected over the years or that they kept from their years of service. As a result, a common question arises about the transfer of antique firearms in estate plans. This blog post aims to...
For those receiving Veterans Affairs disability payments, your family relies on these payments, perhaps even for survival. This means there are concerns surrounding the transferability of VA disability benefits upon the passing of a veteran, and if they are...
As seniors navigate the complexities of Social Security and retirement benefits, partnering with a knowledgeable elder law firm becomes necessary. In Connecticut, understanding the intricacies of these programs is paramount to securing financial stability in...
Estate planning is a critical process for everyone, but it holds unique challenges and considerations for disabled veterans. These individuals must navigate Veterans Affairs benefits, address long-term care needs and ensure their service-related benefits are handled...
In Connecticut, crafting a comprehensive estate plan is important to ensuring the seamless transfer of assets and safeguarding your legacy for future generations. Wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents play pivotal roles in this process, offering...
As our loved ones age, we tend to worry about their health, their financial stability, and the sort of estate plan that they have in place. If your loved one doesn’t have an estate plan, then their assets could be at risk of being lost to creditors, being inherited by...
Are you worried about how your assets are going to be used when the time comes for them to be distributed to your loved ones? If so, you’re not alone. Many people in Connecticut find themselves concerned that their hard-earned wealth is quickly going to be spent away,...