How to Avoid Care Fees & Protect Your Assets
Whatever Your Situation, There Are Options Open to You
Are you looking for a way to protect your assets if you go into a care home without having to transfer your home to your children? We are experts in this complex area of law and guarantee to give you the best possible advice for your particular circumstances. The good news is that, whatever your situation, there are options open to you and the sooner you act the more options you will have. The only way you can protect your assets is with proper advice and planning. We are happy to talk to you about your options for free with absolutely no obligation.
What You Can Do
For couples who own a property together, we have a simple solution to protect your assets from care fees by:
- Divide the ownership of your home into two equal shares, (tenants in common), so you can each leave your half to whoever you wish in your wills.
- Both make wills to give your share of the house to a trust which allows the survivor to use it for life without owning it.
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