Does my aging parent need a trust?

There is a lot of confusion about Trusts. The types. Why you need one. What it does for you. How it's used with Medicaid.
A trust does not take the place of a will. And there is a difference between a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust.
How does it affect you?
Kim & Mike Barnes of Parenting Aging Parents talk to Attorneys Jeff Barnett and Keith Leuty of Partnering Sponsor Barnett & Leuty, P.C. about the Trusts and clear up some of the misconceptions.
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