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You'll Learn the Top 10 Myths of Elder Law & Estate Planning

1. A revocable trust avoids estate taxes.
2. A joint account is not a countable asset for Medicaid purposes.
3. A power of attorney can make health care decisions.
4. An IRS tax-free gift does not count as a gift for Medicaid purposes.
5. A Will governs all assets, even accounts with joint titleholders or beneficiaries.
6. You can’t own a home and be eligible for Medicaid benefits.
7. Life insurance is not part of your taxable estate.
8. An IRA is a countable resource for Medicaid purposes.
9. A young person does not need Advance Directives.
10. A disabled person cannot inherit money without losing government benefits.

Find out why all of the above are incorrect and get all the right answers inside our Guidebook.