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David Preston Crandall's Legal Guides (296)

Litigation Lawyer

Practice Areas: Litigation, Trusts, Probate

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What is a life insurance trust?

Feb 20, 2011

What is a life insurance trust?...

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If my spouse is going into a nursing home, can they transfer all of their assets to me and qualify for Medicaid?

Feb 20, 2011

If my spouse is going into a nursing home, can they transfer all of their assets to me and qualify for Medicaid?...

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Are there techniques available to reduce or avoid estate taxes?

Feb 20, 2011

Are there techniques available to reduce or avoid estate taxes?...

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Why do I need help obtaining Medicaid coverage? Can I just submit the application?

Feb 20, 2011

Why do I need help obtaining Medicaid coverage? Can I just submit the application?...

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If I am in a nursing home, is it too late to give away my assets and qualify for Medicaid?

Feb 20, 2011

If I am in a nursing home, is it too late to give away my assets and qualify for Medicaid?...

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How much income can I make and still qualify for Medicaid?

Feb 20, 2011

How much income can I make and still qualify for Medicaid?...

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Will Medicare pay for my nursing home costs?

Feb 20, 2011

Will Medicare pay for my nursing home costs?...

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Can I transfer my assets to my children just before I go into a nursing home and still qualify for Medicaid?

Feb 20, 2011

Can I transfer my assets to my children just before I go into a nursing home and still qualify for Medicaid?...

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I heard Medicaid can take our house for reimbursement. Is that true?

Feb 20, 2011

I heard Medicaid can take our house for reimbursement. Is that true?...

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Is it true that, for tax purposes, it is better to be a subchapter S corporation than a limited liability company (LLC)?

Feb 20, 2011

Is it true that, for tax purposes, it is better to be a subchapter S corporation than a limited liability company (LLC)?...

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