Are you an attorney or law firm?

No, we do not perform any legal work. However, we work hand-in-hand with several attorneys across North Florida. If your unique circumstances require legal assistance, we can recommend a competent attorney who is committed to the same level of personal service you receive from us.

Do you work for the State of Florida?

I am a self-employed consultant with over 15 years of experience. We help people just like you determine the best way to obtain long-term care assistance for their loved ones. In other words, we work for you, not the state.

Will we have to sell everything to afford long-term care?

The short answer is no. However, every situation is unique and requires a personalized plan. During your consultation, we use our intimate knowledge of the state's policies and years of experience to determine what is best for you and your family. It is our pleasure to assist families in this process. Knowing that we have provided peace of mind to families, experiencing the unknown of this season of life, is our passion.

Following the consultation, am I obligated to use your services?

No, while we would love to help, you may not even need us. Our commitment to you is that we will not push you with high-pressure sales tactics. The purpose of the consultation is to give you confidence and knowledge to make an informed decision. 

What are your fees?

There is a small fee, which in most cases is $250, for the initial consultation. We will determine the best plan for your specific situation at that time. The consultation fee can then be applied to the remaining portion should you choose to retain our services. The total fee structure will be disclosed as part of our initial communication.