Overwhelmed?

Overwhelmed? You’ve come to the right place.

First let me say that this meeting is not right for everyone. If you just want to talk about your Wills, or you need help as executor, this page isn’t for you. Call my office at 781-749-2284 to make an appointment to get those things taken care of.

But if you are overwhelmed, exhausted and perhaps even at your wits end, this is the place for you.

  • Your parent (or aunt or uncle) is declining and you’ve realized just how bad it’s become,
  • Your parents did their estate plan years ago, and you have the documents but you have no idea what they mean or if they are still effective.
  • You’ve been put in charge of getting a handle on things. Maybe your siblings have handed everything off to you, maybe you are an only child.
  • You promised your parents you’d never put them in a nursing home, but you don’t think they are safe at home,
  • You went through your parents mail and noticed bills that are unpaid, services they’ve signed up for but don’t need, and endless requests from questionable charities for money,
  • You need to know about the laws affecting long term care, Medicaid, probate, what your duties and responsibilities are as health care proxy and power of attorney.
  • Oh, and in addition to dealing with all that, you are trying to live your own life and could really use some help.

Sound familiar? The Clarity and Confidence Consultation is for you. (I didn’t have to give this meeting a fancy name, but as I thought about what I wanted my clients to leave the office with that was it – clarity about the situation and next steps, and confidence in their role.)

The fee for the Clarity and Confidence Consultation is $525.00.  The meeting includes:

  • My review and analysis of your parent’s estate plan documents before the meeting,
  • My review and analysis of your parent’s finances before the meeting,
  • The office consultation with me where you will learn: what your responsibilities are as your parent’s agent, how their existing estate plan works and if any changes are needed, how their financial situation will affect their medical care, the consequences of any past decisions, and the ramifications of future plans so you and they can make informed decisions.
  • A copy of “How To Care For Your Aging Parents,”
  • A comprehensive letter with recommendations from me,
  • Clarity about the situation and the next steps.
  • Confidence in your role as your parent’s care-giver and advocate.

If this sounds like just what you need (and your parents live in Massachusetts,) please call my office at 781-749-2284 or email me at Leanna@HamillLawOffice.com to get started. I look forward to talking to you.