Millonig Michael

Elder law is the legal practice of counseling and representing older persons and their representatives about the legal aspects of health and long-term care planning, public benefits, surrogate decision-making, older person's legal capacity, the conservation, disposition and administration of older person's estates and the implementation of their decisions concerning such matters, giving due consideration to the applicable tax consequences of the action, or the need for more sophisticated tax expertise.

Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Miamisburg-Centerville Rd.
At the 4 th light, look for Ethan Allen and Paragon Restaurant on your left and turn left onto Paragon Rd.
Turn left into the next entrance to the parking lot and then right.
Look on the left for Michael Millonig & #7929 on the door.

There are legal ways to protect your estate from nursing home costs and to qualify for Medicaid payment of the nursing home bill.
Knowledge and experience in this specialized area of law are required in order to know what estate planning options are appropriate for a given client or situation and to implement the plan successfully.
I have been practicing in this area of law for over 30 years and have been a certified specialist in elder law since 1998.
See the page describing the CELA specialty certification.

Asset Protection planning is the process of utilizing planning techniques available to preserve and protect accumulations of wealth from the multitude of potential claims arising from future litigation, government expropriation and other threats.
This can involve a wide variety of situations and many different areas of law.
The key questions to ask are: What potential sources of liability are you exposed to that indicate use of asset protection strategies?
Who are the potential plaintiffs that might initiate litigation and ultimately seize your assets?

Estate planning is the process of providing for the orderly disposition of property upon death consistent with the estate owner's desires.
Estate planning also includes planning for problems that arise during one's lifetime, such as providing for the possibility of becoming physically or mentally disabled, health care decisions and catastrophic illness.
To pass their estate and/or specific property to the desired persons in a smooth and orderly manner avoiding any conflicts, disputes, hurt feelings or litigation among the beneficiaries or with the IRS or other third parties.