Beavercreek Elder Law Attorney
Elder Law Attorneys Serving Beavercreek, Ohio
According to seniorcare.com, about 14 percent of those living in Beavercreek, OH are senior citizens. Further about 69 percent of those turning 65 this year will need long-term care—but only about half that many think they will ever need long-term care. Because planning for long-term care or our death is not something we like to think about, having an experienced Beavercreek elder law attorney to guide you through the process can be an invaluable resource.
Seniors in Beavercreek, OH may currently be living the good life, enjoying their retirement, perhaps taking trips, or visiting grown children and grandchildren. Beavercreek is a picturesque area that is among the most desirable locations in the Dayton area for its outstanding quality of life. Planning for the future does nothing to change that. On the contrary, you will likely be very surprised at how you feel once you have taken the necessary steps to plan ahead.
At Lovett & House, we never want you to think of elder law and estate planning as simply planning for your death because it is so much more. While no one wants to think of being in long-term care, isn’t it better to plan for something that might not happen than to not plan for something that does happen? What you do not want is to leave your loved ones struggling to determine what steps you would have wanted them to take. At Lovett & House, we will guide you through every step of the process, making sure all your bases are covered.
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Read Our Former Clients' Five-Star Reviews
Our compassionate and through approach to Estate Planning makes a real difference in our clients' lives. Read reviews in their own words below.
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"The Best Customer Service"George and his crew provide the best in customer service and have an outstanding work ethic. They have always been there to help us when needed!- Mark S.
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"He Made It Easy"Bill was very friendly, knowledgeable, and kind. He made Estate Planning fun, fast and easy. We both feel relief to know our wishes are spelled out and our assets are protected!- Sherry C.
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"Peace of Mind"He explained each step 100 percent. He takes the time to talk WITH you, not TO you. I am so thankful I went to his seminar and took advantage of the free consultation.- Rosa S.
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"Made It Easy to Understand"George Lovett made our estate planning easy to understand and informative. He used our personal information to create a plan that was tailor-made to us.- Pamela O.
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"Expertise & Attentiveness"We were very pleased with the service, expertise, and attentiveness we received. We are glad that we choose Lovett & House for this.- Pat D.
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"A Pleasure to Work With"George Lovett has helped my family tremendously. He always explained our options and took care of us with the utmost professionalism.- Marlene W.
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"Easy to Understand"They made it easy to update our estate planning needs. All our questions were answered in easy to understand language and we didn't feel overwhelmed.- Rita S.
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"Very Helpful"he Estate Trust planning was easy to do with the Lovett & House. George H. Lovett and William H. House were very knowledgeable and helpful.- Judith A.
How is Elder Law Different?
Elder law is a subspecialty of estate planning. Elder law attorneys practice estate planning law but specialize in helping seniors and their families plan for retiree benefits, healthcare, long-term care, home care, nursing home care, and Medicaid and Medicare coverage. Elder law attorneys provide legal guidance for seniors for all these issues and more. Typically, an elder law attorney really gets to know their clients as they must spend plenty of time learning about the clients’ needs and goals. Most people that are age 60 or older could likely benefit from speaking to an elder law attorney, starting the planning process. The longer you put off planning, the more likely you will find your money is unprotected in the event you or your spouse must go into long-term care. In some cases, individuals may lose their capacity to properly plan due to health issues.
Does Elder Estate Planning Take a Significant Amount of Preparation?
The answer to this question depends entirely on how complex your estate is and what your goals for the future are. At Lovett & House, we will want to know whether you receive VA benefits, whether you have a supplemental insurance policy, how long you plan on working, when you will start receiving Social Security, who you want to leave your assets to, and even whether you want to leave access to your online accounts and social media to a friend or family member.
Once we know about you and your family, we can begin helping you plan for the future. If you want to avoid probate and estate taxes, we may suggest that you have a Living Trust set up. We will help you plan for unexpected incapacitation, as well as for a long, healthy life. In other words, the goal is to plan for all eventualities so your family is not left struggling to determine what you would have wanted them to do.
How a Beavercreek Elder Law Attorney from Lovett & House Can Help
At Lovett & House, we help you and your loved ones plan for the future, including the possibility of long-term care. If you are just now facing a permanent nursing home situation, or considering assisted living, we can help you accomplish those things in the best way, while protecting your assets to the extent possible. Our goal will be to help you retain your hard-earned dollars, rather than spending what you have worked a lifetime for on nursing home care.
Do not face the future on your own—contact an experienced elder law attorney at Lovett & House, LPA today.
