It seems like everyone I’ve ever spoken to, with very little exception, is familiar with ‘the $2,000 rule.’ It states that an applicant for Medicaid cannot have more than $2,000 in countable assets when qualifying for the benefit. This has been… Read More

For families caring for loved ones with disabilities, saving for the future can feel like a challenge. But here in Michigan, there’s a program specifically designed to help: the MIable account. These savings opportunities are relatively new, an… Read More

Dementia is a complex condition that affects millions of people worldwide, impacting memory, cognitive function, and daily life. While Alzheimer’s disease is perhaps the most widely recognized form of dementia, there are several other types, ea… Read More

Key Takeaways: Early warning signs of dementia can appear in the form of financial difficulties up to six years before diagnosis Monitoring the financial health of your elderly family members could reduce the risk of irreversible financial events A s… Read More

If you or someone you love has a developmental disability in Michigan, you might be wondering what kind of government assistance is available. The good news is there are several programs designed to help with finances, healthcare, and daily living. L… Read More

As the confetti settles and the echoes of “Happy New Year!” fade, we’re all filled with the fresh optimism of a new year. It’s a time for resolutions, for setting goals, and striving for a better version of ourselves. But amid… Read More

Over the last few decades, we have seen a significant change in how pets are perceived, even in the law. Years ago, pets were seen as property without much value or protection under the law, however, much of society has found the true value in having… Read More

The Aid and Attendance (A&A) benefit is a tax-free benefit available to veterans and surviving spouses who need help with their activities of daily living or are housebound due to a disability. The benefit is in addition to the basic Veterans Pen… Read More