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The 3 Phases of Life
The Law Offices of Anthony B. Ferraro, LLC covers planning for life’s 3 phases:
– Maturing years,
– Senior years and
– Post death years.
In planning for his clients’ maturing years Mr. Ferraro and his firm engage in traditional estate planning which consists of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, income tax minimization, estate and gift tax minimization and asset protection planning. In planning for his clients senior years, the shift of the focus is made towards long-term care planning.
Because most clients Mr. Ferraro meets do not have private long-term care insurance, long-term care planning becomes essential for these individuals. In doing long-term care planning or “senior estate planning” as he refers to it, his effort is dedicated to asset preservation in 3 types of long term care planning:
– early pre-planning,
– wait-and-see planning (when a diagnosis is made but some time at home still remains), or
– crisis planning (when the level of care needed requires immediate or near term placement in either an independent living, assisted or supportive living, or nursing level of care.
Don’t get left behind without any options. Planning starts today! Call our offices at (847) 221-0154 to schedule your consultation.
– Maturing years,
– Senior years and
– Post death years.
In planning for his clients’ maturing years Mr. Ferraro and his firm engage in traditional estate planning which consists of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, income tax minimization, estate and gift tax minimization and asset protection planning. In planning for his clients senior years, the shift of the focus is made towards long-term care planning.
Because most clients Mr. Ferraro meets do not have private long-term care insurance, long-term care planning becomes essential for these individuals. In doing long-term care planning or “senior estate planning” as he refers to it, his effort is dedicated to asset preservation in 3 types of long term care planning:
– early pre-planning,
– wait-and-see planning (when a diagnosis is made but some time at home still remains), or
– crisis planning (when the level of care needed requires immediate or near term placement in either an independent living, assisted or supportive living, or nursing level of care.
Don’t get left behind without any options. Planning starts today! Call our offices at (847) 221-0154 to schedule your consultation.