Nobody wants incapacity, not for yourself and not for your loved ones. But planning for that possibility can avoid complications and increase options. The article discusses the elements of incapacity planning and the need for flexibility to do Medicaid planning. It discusses how a trust with Medicaid triggers can allow that.
Incapacity Planning
Attorney at Morris Hall PLLC
In 2005, West joined Morris Hall with the desire to assist families and individuals to protect themselves and their loved ones. Since that time, he has helped Morris Hall grow throughout Arizona and intowhile solidifying MH’s position as the premier estate planning law firm in the southwest.
West has worked with several charities during his professional career, such as United Way, Boy Scouts of America, KAET 8 (Public Broadcasting), Little League and Arizona Youth Sports. West also served in southern Utah, Colorado and eastern Nevada as part of a two year mission for his church.
West’s years of experience from the financial industry have driven him to focus his practice on estate planning, business planning, Estate Administration and Probate.West truly believes that if you have a family, you have a reason.
West has worked with several charities during his professional career, such as United Way, Boy Scouts of America, KAET 8 (Public Broadcasting), Little League and Arizona Youth Sports. West also served in southern Utah, Colorado and eastern Nevada as part of a two year mission for his church.
West’s years of experience from the financial industry have driven him to focus his practice on estate planning, business planning, Estate Administration and Probate.West truly believes that if you have a family, you have a reason.
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