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PATTI'S BLOG Name * Required Email * Required Phone * Required Question or Comments Submit Friday, January 11, 2013 New Scholarships in Georgia allowing Special Needs Children to attend Private schools with better care are changing lives! http://www.daily-tribune.com/view/full_story/8961920/article-The-Georgia-Special-Needs-Scholarship-Program-is-changing-lives Permalink Subscribe via Email Subscribe via RSS Previous Posts The Basics of Hospice Care and How to Avoid Providers Involved in Medicare Fraud What It Means To Be A Healthcare Surrogate Four Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care How Marriage or Divorce Affects Your Estate Plan Check Your Beneficiary Designation What happens if you die without a will in Georgia? Trust Me, It's Like A Little Red Wagon Estate Planning for your Business Tips on Creating an Estate Plan that Benefits a Child with Special Needs What Can ABLE Account Money Be Spent On? Blog Categories Adult Children Caregivers Advance Directives Aid & Attendance Alzheimer's Assisted Living/Nursing Homes Autism Book Review Business Planning Caregivers Cognitive Memory Impairment Conservatorship Coronavirus Elder Abuse Elder Law Estate Planning Estate Planning for Business Finance For Personal Representatives/Executors General for Elders General Legal Guardianship Heirs and Beneficiaries HIPAA Authorization Hospice Care Hospice Care Hospice Care Hospice Care Hospice Care Letter of Instruction Limited Liability Company (LLC) Long-term care Marriage/Divorce Medicaid Medicare Medicare Minor Children Money Older drivers Planning Planning and Organization Powers of Attorney Prescription Coverage Prescription Drug Plan Probate and Administration of an estate Probate Court Special Needs Special Needs, Medicaid, SSI Surviving Spouse Trusts VA Benefits Veterans Veterans Benefits Wills Blog Links Archived Posts 2023 February The Basics of Hospice Care and How to Avoid Providers Involved in Medicare Fraud What It Means To Be A Healthcare Surrogate 2022 December Four Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care October How Marriage or Divorce Affects Your Estate Plan Check Your Beneficiary Designation What happens if you die without a will in Georgia? September Trust Me, It's Like A Little Red Wagon August Estate Planning for your Business July Tips on Creating an Estate Plan that Benefits a Child with Special Needs June What Can ABLE Account Money Be Spent On? Helping Family Members Who Have Disabilities Protecting People with Special Needs: Guardianship of Young Adults Naming Guardians for Minor Children Minor Guardianships: Letters of Instruction In Case of the Unimaginable April Planning for Incapacity March Advance Directive for Healthcare Financial Power of Attorney What is a guardian, what is a conservator and when should you become the guardian or conservator of an adult? 2021 February Estate Administration Basics 2020 December What’s the difference between an heir and a beneficiary and why does it matter? March Preparing Older and Sick Loved Ones for Flu and Coronavirus THE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND RESIDENTS OF ASSISTED LIVING AND SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES February Could Your Bad Estate Plan End Up as The Plot of a Book? 2019 December How to Have A Family Conversation with Aging Parents at the Holiday November Podcasts for Caregivers 2018 August What it means to be a healthcare surrogate 2017 June The Four Most Important Legal Documents You Will Need to Manage Your Aging Parent's Affairs How Safe is My Mother from Financial Exploitation? Important Things You Should Know Before Deciding to Seek Guardianship or Conservatorship of an Adult January Help, I’m Lost in the Medicare Alphabet Maze! 2015 December Important Things You Need to Know About Medicare Part D November What You Should Know About Medicare Part B Understanding the Basics of Medicare Part A August Five Questions to Ask Loved Ones About End of Life Treatment July Four Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care The Zen of a Family Meeting: The Five Things You Must Cover When Planning for Your Aging Parents’ Care 2014 July VA Improved Pension and Medicaid June Adaptive Housing for Veterans with Disabilities February FIDUCIARY APPOINTMENTS BY THE VA DIGITAL ASSETS Income for VA Purposes - IVAP UPDATE: Spouse for VA Purposes The Elrod-Hill Law Firm,LLC assists clients with Estate Planning, Veterans Benefits, Medicaid, Elder Care Law, Probate, Special Needs Planning and Pet Trusts in the North Atlanta area including the counties of Dekalb, Gwinnett and Fulton.