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Wills and trusts have specific and quite different benefits for estate planning purposes. Each state has specific laws and regulations governing these legal documents. You can have both a will...
Revised guidance for nursing home visitation has been issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS). It is now possible to have visitation with nursing home residents for reasons...
Rightathome.net cites there is an increase in what is known as “the loneliness epidemic” which, aside from the context of heartbreaking emotional sadness, has real physical consequences as well. People...
Older Americans, the most at risk of COVID-19, are the least likely demographic to respond well to a vaccine. A vaccine shot works by fooling the body into believing it...
Americans are becoming more apt to travel by plane as new and better protocols addressing safety in the prevention of coronavirus transmission are put into place. Airports, airline personnel, and...
This year, in 2020, a significant portion of the American baby boomer generation has reached the age of 65 or older, which increases their risk for Alzheimer’s and other forms...
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At Montana Elder Law, we understand that planning for the future can feel overwhelming.
Whether you’re creating an estate plan, navigating probate, or securing long-term care for a loved one, these decisions are deeply personal.
That’s why we’re here to guide you. We pride ourselves on offering straightforward advice, compassionate service, and practical solutions tailored to your unique needs.
With offices in Missoula and services spanning the entire state, we are proud to serve families across Montana. We believe in building long-lasting relationships based on trust, care, and a commitment to protecting your legacy.
