The Toron Law Firm, LLC

08/24/2026

Medicaid attorney reveals his secrets.

07/07/2026

The importance of having a nursing home plan is to always be prepared, no matter what happens.

06/29/2026

Nobody knows what tomorrow will bring.

But you can choose how prepared your family will be.

A nursing home, illness, or unexpected event can create difficult decisions.

Planning ahead can help protect:
🏡 Your home
💰 Your savings
❤️ Your family's peace of mind

The best time to make a plan is before you need one.

📍Helping Ohio families with Medicaid planning, wills, trusts & estate planning.

06/19/2026

Your home represents years of hard work.

Your savings represent years of sacrifice.

Medicaid planning isn't just about numbers — it's about protecting the life you've built and giving your family choices when they need them most.

The best plans are made before there is a crisis.

A little planning today can create peace of mind for tomorrow.

🏡 Protect your home
💰 Preserve your savings
❤️ Protect your family

📍Helping Ohio families with Medicaid planning, wills, trusts & estate planning.

06/18/2026

Most people don't plan for a nursing home.

But a good plan doesn't start when the crisis happens — it starts before.

Medicaid rules can be complicated.
Your family's future shouldn't be left to chance.

A conversation today may create options tomorrow.

👇 Have you talked with your family about a long-term care plan?

06/10/2026

"We wish we had called sooner."

That's one of the most common things we hear from families facing a nursing home crisis.

Many people assume they have to spend nearly everything before qualifying for Medicaid.

In reality, there are often legal planning strategies available to help protect a home, preserve savings, and reduce stress for the family.

The earlier you plan, the more options you may have.

The best time to plan was years ago.

The second-best time is today.

📞 Have questions about Medicaid planning in Ohio? Send us a message.

06/08/2026

Many Ohio families are blindsided after a loved one passes away to learn that the State of Ohio intends to recoup the cost of Medicaid-funded nursing home care from the deceased’s estate. This process — called Medicaid estate recovery — is required by both federal and Ohio law, and without advance planning, it can consume the inheritance a family expected to receive.

After a loved one passes, Ohio can seek repayment of Medicaid costs from their estate. Learn how Medicaid estate recovery works and how to plan for it.

06/04/2026

The saddest probate cases aren't about money.

They're about families.

Brothers who stop speaking.
Sisters who end up in court.
Grandchildren caught in the middle.

A good estate plan doesn't just protect assets.

It protects relationships.

Don't fight. Plan.
📞 Questions about wills, trusts, probate, or protecting your family's future? Send us a message.

06/03/2026

Think twice before gifting money to your kids, especially if you may need Medicaid someday.
Most people don't realize that Medicaid looks back 5 years into your financial history before approving long-term care coverage. That means any cash gifts to your children — even amounts under the IRS gift tax limit — can trigger a penalty period where Medicaid won't pay for your care. 💰➡️🚫
It doesn't matter if it was a graduation gift, help with a down payment, or just being generous. Every dollar counts.
Before you give, talk to an elder law attorney or Medicaid planner so your generosity doesn't put your own care at risk.
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