Stinson Law Firm, LLC

08/27/2026

Your financial future deserves a solid foundation.

At Stinson Law Firm, we help you protect what you’ve earned and plan for what’s next—with clarity and confidence.

Whether it’s estate planning, long-term care, or asset protection, smart advice starts with a conversation.

📞 Call us today: 317-622-8181

08/26/2026

08/24/2026

🩺 Medicare vs. Medicaid: What’s the Difference in Long-Term Care?

Navigating long-term care options can be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding Medicare and Medicaid. While they sound similar, these programs serve very different purposes! 💡⚖️

In our latest blog, “What’s the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid in the Context of Long-Term Care?”, we break down:
✔️ How each program works
✔️ What costs they cover for long-term care
✔️ How to determine which program applies to your situation

📖 Read the full article here: https://stinsonelderlaw.com/medicare-and-medicaid-in-long-term-care/

💬 If you’re unsure which benefits you qualify for, we’re here to help! Contact Stinson Law Firm at (317) 622-8181 for expert guidance. 🗓️

08/19/2026

💙 Worried about paying for long-term care without losing your life’s savings?

Indiana’s Pathways Waiver program offers a way to get Medicaid help for home and community-based care — so your loved ones can stay safe and comfortable without exhausting all their assets.

If you’re looking for options to protect your family’s future, this blog breaks down how the Pathways Waiver works and how to qualify.

Read more here:
🔗 https://stinsonelderlaw.com/indiana-pathways-waiver/

08/17/2026

💸 Can your child with a disability inherit money without losing vital government benefits?

Yes — with the right planning.

If your child receives SSI or Medicaid, a direct inheritance could disqualify them from those benefits. But with a properly structured Special Needs Trust, you can protect their eligibility and enhance their quality of life.

This blog explains:
🔹 Why leaving assets directly can backfire
🔹 How Special Needs Trusts work
🔹 The role of a trustee
🔹 What to do if a relative has already left money to your child

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Don’t let well-meaning gifts disrupt your child’s future.
📖 Read more here:
🔗 https://stinsonelderlaw.com/can-my-disabled-child-inherit-money-without-losing-ssi-or-medicaid/

08/13/2026

If you’re considering cremation, you might be wondering: Where can ashes legally be scattered? While many families choose meaningful locations, there are laws and regulations that must be followed.

From private property to national parks and burial alternatives, understanding your options can help ensure your wishes—or those of a loved one—are honored properly.

🔗 Learn more about the rules and options for cremated remains:
https://stinsonelderlaw.com/what-to-do-with-cremated-remains/

08/12/2026

Losing a loved one is difficult enough—sorting through their unpaid bills only adds to the stress. But before you start paying, do you know your legal rights?

Will you be dragged to court if the bills go unpaid? Could you face fines or credit issues? The creditor claim process has specific rules, and paying the wrong debts first could cost you.

Learn more about protecting yourself and your loved one’s estate here:
🔗 https://stinsonelderlaw.com/know-creditor-claim-rules-before-paying-a-deceased-family-members-bills/

08/11/2026

https://indianacapitalchronicle.com/2026/08/04/powerless-indiana-families-describe-the-toll-of-losing-medicaid-access/

Indiana families describe delayed care, confusion and financial strain as Medicaid coverage lapses ripple across the state's health system.

08/05/2026

What are the VA Pension Program Criteria?

2) Must be disabled. (If over age 65, the VA presumes the Veteran is disabled. To get the highest benefit amount, the veteran must also show a need for assistance with activities of daily living, have a significant vision impairment/be declared to be legally blind, or have a cognitive impairment which requires someone to be with them on a daily basis.)

Do you need assistance applying for your VA Pension? Stinson Law Firm can help!

https://stinsonelderlaw.com/veterans-affairs/

Call us today! (317) 622-8181 or contact us at [email protected]