On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Aug 7, 2020 | elder law/long-term care planning
As people age, the body can start to exhibit various signs of deterioration. From pains in the joints that a person most frequently uses to issues with memory and loss of strength, there are a host of symptoms associated with aging. Even those who have been...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Aug 3, 2020 | elder law/long-term care planning, Elder Law/long-term Care Planning
Whether they work with a caregiver in their home or live in a nursing home, many people in Georgia rely on public assistance to support their long-term care. However, receiving these benefits depends on meeting specific qualifications. If you or your loved one needs...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Feb 21, 2020 | elder law/long-term care planning
Many people believe the U.S. owes a special debt to its service members. That commitment continues after they enter civilian life. The state of Georgia offers benefits to make the lives of veterans a little more comfortable. Veterans can receive a break on certain...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Jan 6, 2020 | elder law/long-term care planning
Medicaid provides a safety net for those in need in Georgia. The system helps good people in a medical situation that is beyond their financial means. Paperwork, government bureaucracy and innocent mistakes are among the obstacles you may face when applying for this...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Mar 21, 2019 | elder law/long-term care planning, Elder Law/long-term Care Planning, Firm News
Having to deal with the financial issues associated with arranging long-term care can be overwhelming for Georgia residents. However, there are effective ways to create an efficient plan while addressing financial and estate issues. Many people may have preconceived...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Jul 12, 2018 | elder law/long-term care planning, Elder Law/long-term Care Planning, Firm News
According to Key Private Bank, less than 25 percent of clients with a high net worth have long-term care plans in place. For the purposes of the study, a Georgia resident would qualify as high net worth if he or she had more than $1 million in assets. One of the...
On behalf of Law Office of Donald F. Hawbaker | Jan 29, 2018 | elder law/long-term care planning, Elder Law/long-term Care Planning, Firm News
When children grow into adults, they may eventually have to talk to their parents about long-term care options. Having this conversation can help to broach topics such as whether an aging parent is going to remain in their own home. Looking into long-term care options...
