Allaire Elder Law
Asset Protection

At Allaire Elder Law, we understand that no two clients have the same financial needs or goals. As one of the leading solution providers of asset protection, we understand that each of our clients have unique financial goals and objectives. We are dedicated to protecting your assets through innovative solutions that secure your possessions.
What Is Asset Protection?
Asset protection is the process of legally securing assets beyond the reach of creditors, litigators, and government agencies. Assets include bank accounts, real estate holdings, life insurance, vehicles, and other miscellaneous assets and holdings.
At Allaire Elder Law, we are dedicated to helping every client protect the assets they’ve worked so hard to attain. No matter where you are in your asset protection planning, we can help! We help seniors and their families protect their assets using a variety of strategies including special trusts, using Connecticut law to your advantage, and other legal arrangements.
Our firm has extensive experience helping our clients minimize their exposure to nursing home costs and to potential creditors. With careful asset protection, we can help you minimize any estate taxes, ensure your heirs are taken care of, and shield your assets from the nursing home, creditors and tax collectors.
Our experienced asset protection attorney can help you discover the best ways to protect your assets, promoting financial success. Proper asset protection will provide your family with security and peace of mind, knowing that their financial future is protected.
Protecting Assets
A knowledgeable asset protection lawyer can assist seniors in understanding and establishing the following financial tools:
Irrevocable Trusts
Pooled Asset Trusts
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Qualifying Annuities
Reallocation of Assets
Asset Protection and Medicaid
Our attorney can provide guidance to clients of all ages. Over decades of practicing Medicaid planning law in Connecticut, we have learned the elderly are not the only ones that require ongoing professional health care. Many younger people who suffer from illness or disability face the same issues. Qualifying for Medicaid can make a significant difference in the quality of long-term care or home care an adult child with a lifelong condition or a spouse with early onset Alzheimer’s disease will receive. By setting up a trust or transferring assets, you may be able to qualify for Medicaid coverage. Our attorneys can advise clients on transferring assets between spouses, establishing a trust for special needs, and keeping the family home while still qualifying for Medicaid.
Receiving the care and treatment you need as you age doesn’t have to automatically mean leaving your home and losing your assets. To learn more about we can help you handle asset protection and Medicaid, contact our attorneys at Allaire Elder Law today.
Asset Protection and Medicaid Benefits
Why Choose Allaire Elder Law?
We can assist in helping protect:
- Savings
- Investments
- Property
- Income
- Caregivers
- Estate
- Heirs
- Heirlooms
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