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Does Medicare Pay for Nursing Home Care in North Carolina?

Does Medicare Pay for Nursing Home Care in North Carolina?

by HWH Updates | May 3, 2023 | Elder Law, Medicaid

Whether you're planning early for long-term care coverage or just now realizing you may need to pay for a skilled nursing facility in the future, you need answers. While Medicare may cover some expenses, most long-term care generally falls on you. Find out how to...
Are Beneficiaries Responsible for Debts Left by the Deceased?

Are Beneficiaries Responsible for Debts Left by the Deceased?

by HWH Updates | Jul 9, 2019 | Estate Administration

The death of a loved one is never easy, not in the least, because of relentless creditors who continuously call or mail about overdue bills belong to the deceased person. When you are trying to handle the grief of losing a loved one, the last thing you want to deal...
How Legal Insurance Came to One Woman’s Rescue Without Costing Her Money

How Legal Insurance Came to One Woman’s Rescue Without Costing Her Money

by HWH Updates | May 28, 2019 | HWH Updates, Media

I wanted to share with you guys today a real-life example about how legal insurance actually helps someone get out of a difficult situation. Not too long ago, there was a lady who was administering the estate, helping probate the estate of her deceased brother, and...
How do You Lawfully Transfer the Title of a Vehicle Someone Left Behind?

How do You Lawfully Transfer the Title of a Vehicle Someone Left Behind?

by HWH Updates | Jan 23, 2019 | Estate Administration, Probate

Alternative Dispute Resolution for Elderly Guardianship

Alternative Dispute Resolution for Elderly Guardianship

by HWH Updates | Dec 6, 2018 | Guardianship

For many children, taking care of an elderly parent can be overwhelming, and it often results in family conflicts. This is especially the case if an elder parent or relative wishes to remain independent even though their decision-making capabilities are impaired, and...
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