Modern Estate Planning Blog

Medicare covers older adults and those under 65 with long-term disabilities, though most must wait 24 months after receiving SSDI to qualify. Some conditions, like ALS, bypass this wait. Medicare includes hospital (Part A), outpatient (Part B), drug coverage (Part D), and Medicare Advantage (Part C). Chubb Law Firm can help you navigate Medicare and disability benefits. Call (916) 241-9661 for guidance.

Special needs registries help first responders better assist individuals with disabilities by providing important information such as medical conditions, communication needs, and emergency contacts. These registries improve safety, communication, and peace of mind for families during emergencies.

Cognitive decline is a common part of aging that can leave seniors vulnerable to financial elder abuse. Learn how to recognize early signs, protect your loved ones, and implement strategies to safeguard their financial and emotional well-being.

Learn how seniors can access Medicaid home care benefits, protect assets, and navigate complex eligibility requirements with the help of an elder care attorney, while planning for long-term care and maintaining financial security.

Hearing loss is common among seniors, yet many skip hearing aids due to cost. Learn how Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and other programs can help cover hearing care — and why hearing aids are vital for your overall health.

Families with children who have disabilities face significant challenges in accessing suitable child care. A recent report highlights the barriers parents face, including limited resources, exclusion, and a lack of accessible services, while offering solutions and resources to help families find appropriate care.

Advancements in medical devices, telehealth, and smart home technology are helping aging Americans stay at home safely longer. Elder law attorneys can assist in planning for at-home care, navigating Medi-Cal, and incorporating technology to enhance safety, health, and independence, while also providing guidance on conservatorships and legal documents.

Planning for long-term care is crucial as the senior population grows. Learn how to protect your assets, qualify for Medicaid, and get the care you need. Discover how an elder law attorney can simplify the process and safeguard your future.

Are you missing out on VA disability benefits? Learn how to qualify, avoid common mistakes, and get the support you need. Discover why you don’t need combat experience and how to handle denials. Click here to get expert help from Heather Chubb at Chubb Law Firm and secure the benefits you deserve!

Worried about managing the costs of raising a child with a disability? Discover key programs like Medicaid, SSI, and private insurance options that can ease the financial burden. Learn how to access the right support and secure your child’s future today. Click here for expert guidance from Chubb Law Firm PC!

Approaching retirement? Medicare provides crucial health insurance for those 65 and older. Learn about Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, how to enroll, and what costs to expect. Understand your options to ensure you're covered for medical expenses in retirement. For expert guidance, contact Chubb Law Firm PC today!

The SSA just announced an important update that could impact millions. Here’s what you need to know before accessing your account.

Undue Influence is when someone pressures another in such a way that the person being influenced is not acting by their own free will; they are being coerced into taking a certain action. Undue influence often arises when a friend family member falls ill.

The House Ways and Means Committee submitted their proposal to congress on September 13, 2021 that could bring incredible changes to our estate planning clients. As things continue to change, we’ve been keeping an eye on this topic and wanted to share some helpful information and resources for you so you can make a well-informed decision about how to protect your estate plan. The latest proposal on October 28, 2021 removed many of the changes related to estates and trusts.