White Plains Elder Law Attorney
Guardianships | Living Wills | Powers of Attorney | Medicare Planning
- Are you concerned that your assets will be quickly depleted if you or your spouse needs to be in a nursing home?
- Do you know who will make decisions regarding your property and your medical care if you are unable to make your own decisions?
- Have you written out instructions about the type of medical care you want to receive if you can't speak for yourself?
Elder law is a specialized legal field involving Medicare planning, guardianships, living wills and health care proxies. Senior citizens may be confused about their options for protecting their hard-earned assets and planning for incapacity or future nursing home care.
If you or a family member has questions about any aspect of elder law, do not hesitate to contact our White Plains elder law attorney.
Experienced, Trustworthy, Professional |
At the Law Offices of Anthony J. Centone, P.C., we understand that our clients are concerned about the future. They want to protect their assets to provide for future generations. Our elder law attorney will explain the legal options available and work with you to determine the best option for you or your loved one regarding these sensitive and important issues.
As people are increasingly living longer lives, many of us will require long term care. No one likes to think about the possibility that they will be incapacitated or need nursing home care. However, careful planning for the future can provide both you and your family with peace of mind.
Elder law attorney, Anthony Centone is committed to offering excellent service to his clients in all elder law matters, including:
- Writing wills and trusts
- Establishing powers of attorney
- Medicaid and Medicare planning
- Deed transfers
- Guardianships
- Elder abuse
Will, Trusts and Supplemental Needs Trusts
Our lawyer helps senior citizens with estate planning in order to leave money to their children or grandchildren in the forms of wills and trusts. In some cases, we recommend that clients use a supplemental needs trust. Under this trust, parents or grandparents can leave money to a mentally or physically disabled child. The child can still receive Social Security disability benefits and have access to their inherited money at a future date.
Contact Us
If you seek legal advice from an experienced and well-respected elder law attorney, then contact us today. We care about our clients. We are committed to protecting their assets.
The Law Offices of Anthony J. Centone, P.C.
244 Westchester Avenue, Suite 410
White Plains, NY 10604
914 993-5095 phone
866-66 LAW NY (866-665-2969)
914-993-0654 fax
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