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Phone: (404) 633-1801

Address: 1279 Christmas Ln NE, Atlanta, GA 30329

Website: http://www.iraleff.com

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Since 1989, my practice has concentrated in the area of elder law. I assist families with incapacity and estate planning; retirement planning; Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, health insurance, pharmaceutical insurance and long-term care insurance; Veteran's Benefits; housing options; and nursing home malpractice.
Wills
Since 1989, my practice has concentrated in the area of elder law. I work with families who are facing the likelihood of having to pay the high cost of long-term care and they do not have sufficient funds or insurance to cover that cost. I assist the families with incapacity planning (powers of attorney and advance health care directives); estate planning (wills and trusts); retirement planning; Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, health insurance, pharmaceutical insurance and long-term care insurance; Veteran's Benefits; housing options; and nursing home malpractice.
Trusts
Last week I wrote about third party Special Needs Trusts created by a Will. Several of you have asked me about self-settled Special Needs Trusts. These are trusts created with assets of the Medicaid recipient (A/R) during his lifetime. There are many technical requirements for these trusts which are found at MEDICAID MANUAL § 2346. Here are some of the more critical ones. For a link to the Medicaid Manual, go to www.IraLeff.com.
Power of Attorney
Previously I suggested a method to avoid Estate Recovery which involved a death-bed transfer to the heirs. How do you get a terminally ill person within days of his death to sign a deed? What I recommend is that early on in the Elder Law planning process a comprehensive durable power of attorney be executed which includes a specific gifting provision. This clause should not be limited to $12,000 per year and should allow the agent to make gifts to himself if he is an heir of the principal. I typically give the principal the option of making this extraordinary power effective immediately or only upon disability of the principal.

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