Using Estate Planning To Protect Your Assets
Asset protection is among the most important goals our clients wish to achieve. Put simply — our clients work so hard for their home and savings that they want to protect their nest eggs against all the risks that life can throw at them. Those risks include nursing home costs if they get sick, estate taxes upon their death, and liability risks if they are sued.
The use of specialized trusts and other advanced estate planning tools can help shield your assets against nursing home/Medicaid, estate taxes and liability risks. We all know people who failed to plan and lost everything to nursing home costs, lawsuit judgments or estate taxes. Careful advance planning can help ensure that you don’t lose your nest egg.
The long-term benefits of asset protection are a major reason why you should consider a comprehensive estate plan regardless of your age. If you have assets you are concerned about protecting, you should have an estate plan. Period. Your investment in estate planning will pay off many times over in the future.
Put Devotion And Dedication In Your Corner
We have over four decades of experience protecting our clients’ assets throughout Massachusetts and the country. We are Curley Law Firm LLP, located in Wakefield. Our practice is devoted to elder law and estate planning, including asset protection.
For additional information about our qualifications and the benefits of retaining our services, please see our page entitled, “Why Choose Us.”
For experienced representation and sound advice concerning asset protection from an experienced estate planning lawyer, please call us at 866-406-8582.
Why You Should Have An Asset Protection Plan
There are many reasons why you should consider an asset protection plan, including:
- Medical bills from an unforeseen accident
- To protect real estate and assets from litigation or lawsuits
- To protect property and assets from the expenses of long-term care of a spouse
- To protect assets in the event you or your spouse require Medicaid assistance
- To protect assets in the event you or your spouse require nursing home care
Contact A Massachusetts Asset Protection Attorney
To discuss your asset protection goals with an experienced lawyer, please schedule a confidential consultation by calling 866-406-8582. You may also elect to submit our intake form, and we will contact you. Out-of-office consultations can be arranged by appointment. We serve clients in Wakefield and throughout Essex and Middlesex counties.