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Candace Dellacona Special Guest Appearance on the Financially Ever After Podcast

May 23, 2024

Offit Kurman Estates and Trusts (North) Principal and Practice Group Leader, Candace Dellacona, recently appeared on the Financially Ever After podcast for the episode on Widowhood where she discussed the crucial topic of terminal illness and long-term care.

This episode covers Candace's insights on navigating the legal and financial complexities associated with terminal illness and long-term care planning.

Highlights include:

  • Legal Considerations: Understand the essential legal documents and decisions required when planning for terminal illness and long-term care.
  • Financial Planning: Learn strategies to manage the financial aspects of long-term care, including insurance options and asset protection.
  • Emotional Support: Explore the importance of emotional support for both patients and their families during this challenging time.
  • Healthcare Proxies and POAs: Discover the role of healthcare proxies and powers of attorney in ensuring your healthcare wishes are respected.
  • Medicaid Planning: Gain insights into Medicaid planning and how it can help cover long-term care costs.
  • Professional Guidance: Recognize the value of seeking professional guidance from elder law attorneys and financial planners to navigate these complexities.

Listen to the full episode here.

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