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Ohio estate planning explained simply. Wills, trusts, power of attorney, Medicaid planning, and more. What every Ohio family needs and how to get started. Free consultation.
Collins & Kruse now offers the Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar led by April Parker, CDP, CADDCT. This NCCDP-recognized program fulfills the educational requirement for CDP certification and provides 7 nursing CEUs. Available for onsite training at your Ohio organization.
A dementia diagnosis changes everything. Here are the immediate financial and legal steps Ohio families need to take to protect their loved one.
Learn how Ohio’s Medicaid 5-year lookback rule works, what triggers a penalty, and how to protect your family. Free guide from Collins & Kruse Elder Law
“We don’t need to worry about that yet.” It’s one of the most common things we hear — right before a crisis hits. The families who plan ahead have choices. The ones who wait often don’t. Here are 10 signs it’s time to call, even if everything seems fine right now
If your spouse just entered a nursing home, you’re probably asking one question: are we going to lose our house? The short answer is — not necessarily. But without the right protections in place, your home could be at risk after both spouses have passed. Here’s what Ohio families need to know.
When legal documents like healthcare power of attorney and advance directives are missing, care delivery can stall. Here’s how legal preparedness supports better healthcare outcomes.
Think your estate plan is complete? You might be missing something big. These 7 mistakes are more common—and more costly—than most families realize.
Finish the year strong with our estate planning checklist. From wills and trusts to POA updates and beneficiary checks, here’s what to review before 2025 to protect your family and your future.
Starting the estate planning conversation with your aging parents can feel overwhelming. This guide walks you through how to approach it with empathy—so you can protect their future without creating conflict.
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