Gregory Glenn Bio
GREGORY G. GLENN – ATTORNEY Mr. Glenn is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation. Mr. Glenn is an attorney who has practiced law since 1995. He started practicing after graduating from law school under the popular late Florida State legislator John Cosgrove. Mr. Glenn completed his legal studies at the University of Miami as a visiting student and received his law degree...
Ancillary Probate in Florida
An Ancillary Probate (Ancillary Administration) is a probate proceeding conducted in a state different from the deceased person’s state of resident. Ancillary Probate is necessary when a deceased person owned property titled in his/her own name (not in Trust) in a state outside of the state in which he/she resided. This is common in vacation home states such as Florida. When a resident of a state...
Avoiding Probate in Florida
Avoiding Probate Without a Revocable Living Trust <li > The most common reason people want to create a Revocable Living Trust is to avoid probate. There is an easier, less complicated way to avoid probate Avoid Probate without a Revocable Living Trust <li > Most people can achieve their goals by properly titling their assets and using an “Enhance Life Estate Deed.” for real...
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Mr. Glenn is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation.
Mr. Glenn is an attorney who has practiced law since 1995. He started practicing after graduating from law school under the popular late Florida State legislator John Cosgrove. Mr. Glenn completed his legal studies at the University of Miami as Read More Message from Mr. Glenn
Nursing Home Medicaid Asset and Financial Protection
Nursing Home Medicaid Asset and Financial Protection Avoid private pay rates for nursing homes Medicaid Government Funds Pay for Nursing Home and ALF Costs of Long-Term Care. For those in the middle class, the federal government allows Medicaid Planning techniques to position assets of an applicant and his/her spouse to qualify for nursing home Medicaid to pay the nursing home and assisted living facility fees. A spouse who remains at home, in the community, can keep up to $115,920 of...
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