If you or a loved one is in need of Long-Term Care, and you're wondering how to pay for it, the GOOD NEWS is that almost everyone can qualify for Medi-Cal benefits, even people who are already in nursing homes. But don't expect the Government or the Nursing Home facility to show you how. That's where we can help.

"We can qualify even a millionaire for
Medi-Cal benefits"

- Judd Matsunaga, Attorney at Law
(As seen on the front page of the Sunday Los Angeles Times - May 2, 2004)

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Judd Matsunaga is a Los Angeles based attorney and founding partner of Elder Law Services of California, a Professional Law Corporation. In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Matsunaga operates a full service real estate company as a Licensed Real Estate Broker - LACitywide Properties
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Elder Law Services of California APC Provides Comprehensive Estate Planning Including:

• How to avoid probate
• How to avoid conservatorships
• Revocable living trusts
• Pour-over wills
• Durable Power of Attorney for Assets
• Healthcare Power of Attorney

Although it is very difficult to think about preparing for one's own death, it is important to make the decision that will best support your loved ones quickly, effectively and with a minimum of legal fees and taxes.

Estate planning is also important if you become incapacitated; it gives you control over who will make the medical decision if you are no longer capable of making those decisions yourself.

Everyone needs estate planning but most people only start to think about how to transfer their assets to loved ones as they age. But just about everyone has property and/or dependents that will be affected if you fail to plan for the future.

The best time to get your affairs in order is now. Don't wait until it's too late.

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1-800-403-6078

Whether you are numb or feeling overwhelmed, grief-stricken and/or stressed out because of the death of a loved one, there are practical matters that must be dealt with including the loved one's estate.

When someone dies without a living trust, his or her estate goes into probate, which is administered through the Superior Court. This process requires the filing of numerous forms and documents and may take anywhere from 6 to 18 months or longer to complete.

Let us give you peace of mind by helping you successfully navigate through this process during this period of adjustment. We will give you the personal attention that your case requires and treat you with sensitivity and dignity.

Call toll free now!
1-800-403-6078