Medicaid planning, long-term care strategies, and asset protection, for the moments families don't see coming and can't afford to face alone.
Each piece of elder law has its own timing, its own paperwork, and its own pitfalls. Here's where we focus.
Eligibility analysis, asset restructuring, and the timing strategies that determine whether a family keeps their savings or loses them to care costs.
Strategies that pair your assets, insurance, and family resources with the level of care you'll likely need, without burning everything down to qualify for help.
Irrevocable trust structures designed to protect a primary residence and savings while preserving access to public benefits when the time comes.
Help wartime veterans and surviving spouses access Aid & Attendance, a benefit many families qualify for and few claim.
When capacity is already lost, we petition the court carefully and quickly to put the right person in charge, and often help families avoid this through advance planning.
When a parent is already in crisis or in care, there's still meaningful planning available. We move quickly and protect what's still protectable.
Most families wait too long. Even one of these signals is worth a conversation.
A parent has received a serious or progressive diagnosis (Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, severe stroke).
A parent is moving into assisted living, memory care, or a nursing home.
You're starting to spend down savings on home health aides or care.
You're a wartime veteran or surviving spouse and don't know what VA benefits you qualify for.
Someone has been told they need guardianship for a parent, or the family is fighting about it.
My mom's diagnosis came on a Tuesday. By Friday we had a plan that protected her care, my dad's house, and three decades of careful saving. I will never not recommend Lotus.
A no-pressure first meeting to see if we're the right fit.
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