Estate Planning

Seniors are often unwilling to start their estate planning until the unthinkable happens,
and by that time, many opportunities will have been lost.
Don’t get caught off guard.

Medicaid Eligibility

No matter if you are a married couple, elderly single resident,or disabled senior,
we can help you restructure your estate to qualify for Medicaid benefits.

Walt Shurden

Walt Shurden is a Board Certified Elder Law Attorney who has been practicing for 24 years… And has been practicing since 1998.
Walt’s focus is and practices in Medicaid Eligibility and Estate Planning.

 

Elder Law Attorney Walter Shurden Can Help You Provide for Your Family for Years to Come…

Welcome. Here you will learn from Florida board-certified elder law attorney Walt Shurden smart actions to take to protect your loved ones and their investments from the costs of long-term care. So please, BEFORE you file your own application for Medicaid or accept a referral from a facility to speak with a planner about your case, read our free E-Book outlining the strategies you can use.

We will also help you understand the Florida Medicaid qualification industry. We’ll explain why it is a bad idea to get your advice from the wrong person and why you must think for yourself during this process.

Attorney Walt Shurden has worked through well over a thousand long-term care situations for his clients. Aging involves financial problems related to paying for the help of others to help overcome a disability. At the Law Office of Walter B. Shurden, we take action to restructure your income, property, and assets, so you get help paying for the care you need.

Steps to Becoming Medicaid Eligible

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By Walt Shurden

Steps to Becoming Medicaid Eligible

Click to download the PDF.
By Walt Shurden

Our Services:

We Help Our Clients Years Ahead of Time – and In Their Hour of Need.

While our practice is focused on elder law, we have worked with clients of all ages who have questions about their future security. We advise healthy and able seniors on their estate planning options, address the needs of clients who have recently been struck with a devastating medical diagnosis, and draft incapacity and end of life documents for families who have a loved one suffering the early stages of dementia.

Whether you are starting to plan early or you have a specific need that must be addressed quickly, we can help make your future more secure with actions that lead to financial eligibility for benefits that will pay for long term care. We protect people by protecting the assets on which they rely. We represent seniors and disabled Floridians who need legal help with:

Seniors are often unwilling to start their estate planning until the unthinkable happens – and by that time, many opportunities will have been lost.
Don’t get caught off guard.
No matter if you are a married couple, elderly single resident, or disabled senior, we can help you restructure your estate to qualify for Medicaid benefits.