Right now, you and your loved ones might be healthy and capable. But imagine how peaceful you would feel knowing you’ve planned for the unexpected. Planning isn’t just about facing life today; it’s about creating a buffer for whatever lies ahead, especially in case of a disability. Contingency planning through special needs trusts ensures you protect yourself and those you love no matter what happens.
The closing of more senior care facilities in Maine spotlights concerns about long-term care options. For some healthy older adults, aging in place gives hope. But it might not be the right path for everyone.
The older you get, the more likely you are to be affected by legal issues involving aging. An elder law attorney can help you address some of them. An elder law attorney offers guidance on matters that concern the elderly, their families and caregivers, and adults with special needs, including long-term care and estate planning.
The recent closing of long-term care facilities in the Pine Tree State has highlighted concerns about what's happening to the industry. If you or a loved one need care now or later, you may wonder what to do and where to go. Knowing what's in-store for long-term care in Maine and nationwide can help you explore your options.
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