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The Good and the Very Bad

Elder law experienced no cataclysms in 2008. But significant trends emerged and public benefits planning continued to mature. First, the good news: Medicaid asset protection is being extended, state by state, to same sex couples. Also, all states should soon be honoring the protective aspects of long-term care (LTC) insurance partnership plans that its Medicaid recipients may have purchased in other
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Elder law experienced no cataclysms in 2008. But significant trends emerged and public benefits planning continued to mature.

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