Elder Law in North Carolina

Growing older in America today often comes with increasing concerns about affordable health care and long-term care. At Crosswhite Law, we understand these challenges and are dedicated to helping you address them, providing the peace of mind you seek. To schedule a consultation with an elder law attorney, call our firm or contact us online today.

Comprehensive Elder Law Services

At Crosswhite Law, we assist individuals and families in North Carolina and the surrounding areas of North Carolina in navigating the unique legal issues associated with aging. Our attorneys possess decades of combined experience, a thorough understanding of elder law, and a proven ability to make it work for you.

Our Elder Law Services Include:

• Long-Term Health Care Planning. Planning for long-term health care or nursing care needs is crucial for ensuring your well-being and financial stability as you age. We help you explore all available options and develop a plan that suits your needs, providing guidance on the best ways to manage and fund your long-term care.
• Medicaid Eligibility. Government programs such as Medicaid can be vital for affording long-term health care. We offer expert guidance on qualifying for, navigating the application process, and understanding the benefits and limitations of these programs.
• Asset Protection Planning. Asset protection planning is crucial for Medicaid recipients because it helps safeguard their assets and ensures they can qualify for Medicaid benefits while preserving their financial well-being. Without proper planning, individuals risk losing their life savings and assets to cover the costs of long-term care. With our comprehensive knowledge of estate planning laws and regulations, we can help you navigate the intricate legal landscape with confidence and peace of mind.
• Durable Powers of Attorney. A durable power of attorney allows you to appoint someone to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. Our attorneys can draft durable powers of attorney tailored to your specific needs, ensuring your affairs are managed according to your wishes.
• Guardianships and Conservatorships. Establishing guardianships and conservatorships can provide protection and support for elderly individuals who can no longer manage their own affairs. We assist families in setting up these legal arrangements, ensuring that the appointed guardian or conservator acts in the best interest of the elderly person.
• Choosing Nursing Homes or Assisted Living Facilities. Selecting the right nursing home or assisted living facility is a significant decision. Our attorneys offer guidance on evaluating options, understanding contracts, and ensuring that the chosen facility meets your needs and provides quality care.
• Planning for In-Home Care. For many seniors, remaining at home is a priority. We help you plan for in-home care by exploring available services, creating a financial plan to cover costs, and ensuring that you have the necessary legal documents in place to support your care preferences.

As you navigate the complexities of estate and long-term care planning, trust in the legacy of Crosswhite Law, serving North Carolina since 1932. With a rich history of dedication and knowledge, our firm stands ready to assist you in safeguarding your assets, honoring your loved one's wishes, and ensuring peace of mind for the future. Our experienced team of estate planning attorneys is committed to providing compassionate guidance and tailored solutions to meet your unique needs.

Why Choose Crosswhite Law?

Experience the difference that over 90 years of legal excellence can make. Our team is dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process with integrity, professionalism, and a steadfast commitment to achieving your goals. At Crosswhite Law, we believe in delivering personalized service and effective legal solutions to help you and your family plan for the future with confidence. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and start planning for your long-term care needs.

To schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys, call us at (704) 873-7233 or complete our online consultation request form. Let us help you navigate the complexities of elder law and secure the future you deserve.