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Nearly 70 percent of all seniors will need long-term care in their lifetime.

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If you have a will and power of attorney, you may still be missing a key part of your estate plan – a trust. A trust could avoid your assets being subject to your nursing home costs.
A trust is a legal arrangement, often between parents and children, that protects your home, savings and investments. When the trust settlor passes away, their children receive their assets.

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    You may benefit from a trust if you:

    • are between the ages of 65-80
    • want to protect your assets
    • aspire to leave a legacy for your family
    • have a child, grandchild, or other potential beneficiary with a disability
    • and/or have set aside money to prepare for long-term care.
    We’re here to put our in-depth knowledge to work for you. There isn’t a cookie-cutter answer – that’s why we take time to listen and learn about your situation before recommending a plan of action to prepare for long-term care.
    There are less than 60 certified elder law attorneys in Pennsylvania. We have three of them.

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