Following the summer Supreme Court decision that allowed states to choose to opt out of the Medicaid expansion outlined under the health care reform law, Mississippi recently became the first state to choose to decline the expansion and the federal dollars associated with it. While the healthcare law is almost certainly best known for its requirement for individual Americans to obtain … read more
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I’ve Moved. Can I Still Use my Will in my New State?
Even though a lot of people know that each state has its own laws about wills and estate planning, many people aren’t sure how those laws apply to practical situations, such as when you move to a new state. In general, if you live in, or have recently moved to Greensboro, North Carolina and have made a last will and testament in one state, that will is still good when you move to a new … read more
Avoiding Medicaid Fraud – 3 Tips
Medicaid fraud costs the states and the federal government billions of dollars each year, and the problem is only getting bigger as more and more people apply for Medicaid coverage. While some types of Medicaid fraud, such as illegal price-fixing or illegal advertising by pharmaceutical companies cannot be easily avoided, there are steps you can take to prevent Medicaid fraud from … read more
How to Know When It’s Time for Mom or Dad to Stop Driving
Adult children with aging parents often face a difficult decision in determining when it's appropriate to take away the keys from mom or dad. While no one wants to be faced with the situation of having to discuss this difficult situation, you can't ignore the reality and allow a parent to continue driving when he or she is no longer capable of doing so safely. Here are several tips you … read more
