URGENT: Medi-Cal Power of Attorney Required

If you or your spouse need nursing care then you absolutely need a Medi-Cal Power of Attorney.  The Medi-Cal Power of Attorney grants the power to make financial decisions which are key to Medi-Cal Planning, Asset Protection and Estate  Preservation strategies.  Judd Matsunaga, an attorney whose law practice at Elder Law Services of California emphasizes estate preservation, asset protection and Medi-Cal Planning, advises the firm’s clients to be sure they have this important legal document drafted by an attorney before they actually need it.

Judd Matsunaga, founding partner of Elder Law Services of California

Judd Matsunaga, founding partner of Elder Law Services of California, specializes in Elder Law with emphasis in the areas California Medi-Cal Planning, Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration.  Judd works closely with the firm’s clients to ensure that their assets are protected and preserved according to the client’s individual circumstances and goals.

California Medi-Cal regulations are constantly being updated. Medi-Cal planning should only be done under the supervision of a qualified, Elder Law attorney who specializes in Medi-Cal.  Certain transfers of property can have significant tax ramifications that should be discussed with a qualified, Elder Law attorney.  An improper transfers can actually disqualify a Medi-Cal beneficiary and result in a lengthy period of ineligibility for Medi-Cal benefits.