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Planning for the future is always difficult. Conversations about incapacity and death are even harder.
LET US HELP! We are here to help you navigate through all the noise and uncertainty and help you find the best solution for you and your family.

 

Offering Solutions to Elder Planning Issues

A Nightmare in the Making

medical questions elder lawPicture this: you and your loved one are at home enjoying a great breakfast, when all of the sudden your loved one slumps to the floor. You call 911 and rush to the hospital.

When you get there, the nurses are asking you all kinds of questions, “What type of medication does he take?” “Do you have insurance?” “What type of life saving measures does he want taken?” Plus a mountain of other questions.

Not to mention all the papers shoved at you which need a signature!

Sure, you know the answer to the first two questions, but what about the rest? Do you know what type of life saving measures YOUR loved one wants? Do you have authority to handle their financial affairs? During this very emotional time, will you be able to make the difficult decisions?

What if it’s your child who has to make these decisions? Or another family member?

And…….Who is financially obligated to pay all of those medical bills? (If you are not careful, this one can bite you big time.)

What brought you here?

Elder Care ChecklistChances are it is because you have a need or questions about handling your or your loved ones' affairs.

Maybe you have health issues. Maybe a loved one is beginning to have health issues. It doesn't matter if the issue is physical or mental; the question is: What are your needs and what solutions will work best for you and your family?

Maybe you have heard that you should have a plan and have questions. Questions like:

  • What is a Trust?
  • What is Elder Care Law about?
  • What is the difference between a Trust and a Will?
  • What is Long Term Care Insurance all about?
  • Will I qualify so Medicaid pays my retirement home expenses?

At Mense Law Firm, LLC we focus on three stages of life: today, tomorrow, and after death. We concentrate on the legal issues that affect each phase, such as:

  • How to transfer assets such as homes, business, farms etc.
  • How to afford Long Term Care
  • How to identify additional sources of money to help with medical expenses
  • Assisting with special needs planning
  • Protecting what you have spent your life acquiring

Brian Mense, attorneyWhy should you spend time and money planning for the future?

Without a plan, you are like a ship at sea without a destination. When something happens, you react rather than respond. You do not know what to do or where to start. You have no idea what the wishes are of your loved one. You may not know how much money you have or even where the checkbook is.

When something happens with a plan, you or your loved ones will know what to do. They will know what your wishes are. You will know how to proceed if things take a turn for the worse.  And they should know where to find the checkbook.

Call Mense Law today at 636-456-2345 (Warrenton) or 636-390-0091 (Washington).

We will work with you to find a solution that meets your needs.

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